Communications
Board elects new officers; Leftwich to chair
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
CANTON, Mo. – The Culver-Stockton Board of Trustees has elected new officers, who will serve three-year terms.
Ronald W. Leftwich (at right), retired treasurer of Shell Oil, Houston, Texas, and C-SC 1964 graduate, was elected chairman of the board. He has served on the board since 1990 and recently chaired the transition committee as Culver-Stockton selected a new college president.
Larry W. Gorrell, first vice president for investments, Wachovia Securities, Quincy, Ill., was elected vice-chairman. A 1969 C-SC graduate, he has served on the board since 1984.
Elected treasurer was 1982 C-SC graduate Jeffrey A. Stuerman, president and CEO, Edward Jones Trust Co., St. Louis. A resident of St. Charles, Mo., he has been a member of the C-SC board since 1992.
Also elected was Cynthia A. Keppner, senior director, IT service delivery, Express Scripts Inc., St. Louis, who has served on the board since 2001. A resident of St. Charles, Mo., she graduated from Culver-Stockton College in 1981. She will serve as board secretary.
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