Dr. Jayda Spillers Named New NLTCC Chancellor

Dr. Jayda Spillers Named New NLTCC Chancellor

Baton Rouge, LA – On Wednesday, December 7th, Dr. Jayda Spillers was selected as the chancellor of Northwest Louisiana Technical Community College (NLTCC) by the Louisiana Community and Technical College System (LCTCS) Board of Supervisors during the December 07, 2022, Board Meeting. The recommendation was made after a comprehensive national search that included a diverse pool of highly qualified candidates. The college also held public forums, which allowed students, faculty, staff, and community members an opportunity to engage in the process. Spiller’s appointment is effective January 01, 2023. 

"On behalf of the Board of Supervisors, I want to congratulate Dr. Jayda Spillers and Mr. Quintin Taylor on their selection as the newest chancellors in the Louisiana Community and Technical College System," said Tim Hardy, LCTCS Board Supervisor and Chair of the search committees. "We were impressed with the overall pool of candidates and each finalist across both searches." Hardy added, "Mr. Taylor has led RPCC on an interim basis for the past six months and provided the college with great leadership and a vision for the college's future. Dr. Spillers currently serves as Vice Chancellor of Academic and Student Affairs at Northwest Louisiana Technical Community College for 18 months and showed tremendous leadership. We believe Dr. Spillers and Mr. Taylor are perfect fits for NLTCC and RPCC."

 Dr. Jayda Spillers's academic career has spanned 27 years across Oklahoma, Texas, and Louisiana at secondary and post-secondary levels of instruction in business education and administration. During her time as Vice Chancellor of NLTCC, she has increased dual enrollment, industry-based certifications, and credential attainment by students across the three campuses. She has also successfully lead efforts in the initial SACSCOC credentialing process.

"I would like to thank Dr. Sullivan and our Board of Supervisors for their faith in me to lead NLTCC," said Dr. Spillers. "Our faculty and staff have proven to me that they are poised and ready to take on any challenge and meet the workforce demands of Northwest Louisiana. I am so proud to lead such a tremendous group of dedicated people in our mission and to serve our community."