Assistant Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs, California State University
Assistant Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs for the California State University system
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Allison Jones
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Cal State System Considers Enrollment Cap The California State University system has 23 campuses that have always been open to high school graduates who've done college-prep work and earned a B average. Now, for the first time in history, enrollment may be limited. Chancellor Charles Reed wants to cut next year's expected enrollment of 450,000 by 10,000. Allison Jones is Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs.
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