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Roy Jones, a distinguished faculty member of the College of Education and the executive director of the Call Me MISTER® program, has announced his retirement from Clemson University, effective June 2026. With a career spanning several decades, Jones has made significant contributions to the field of education, particularly in promoting diversity and addressing the shortage of male teachers in elementary education.
Under his leadership, the Call Me MISTER® program has successfully recruited and trained African American males to become educators, fostering a more inclusive environment in schools. His dedication to mentorship and community engagement has inspired countless students and faculty members alike.
As he prepares for this new chapter, Jones reflects on his journey and the impact he has made within the university and beyond. His retirement marks the end of an era for the program, which has become a model for similar initiatives nationwide. The Clemson community will undoubtedly miss his leadership and vision.
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