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DeVry University, a part of DeVry Inc. (DV: Quote), announced the appointment of Steven Brooks as president of its Orlando metro. Prior to joining DeVry University, Brooks contributed 30 years to the higher education industry, most recently in a senior level leadership role at Keiser University.

In his new position, Brooks will be responsible for supporting DeVry University's mission to foster student learning through high-quality, career-oriented education, integrating technology, business and management across the Orlando metropolitan area.

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