| Organizational Information | |
| Applicant Organization |
Dalton State College 650 College Drive Dalton, GA 30720-3778 |
| Employer Identification Number (EIN) | 58-0975068 |
| DUNS Number |
075875294 |
|
SAM Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) - This will replace the DUNS number beginning April 2022 |
MLKKNHFV9RN3 |
| IPEDS | 139463 |
| Organizational Contacts | |
| President |
Dr. John Fuchko III jfuchko@daltonstate.edu 706-278-4438 |
| Vice President of Fiscal Affairs |
David Lesicko dlesicko@daltonstate.edu 706-272-4493 |
| Vice President for Student Affairs and Enrollment Management |
Dr. Jodi Johnson jjohnson@daltonstate.edu 706-272-4475 |
| Vice President of Academic Affairs (interim) |
Dr. Gina Kertulis-Tartar gkertulistartar@daltonstate.edu 706-272-2491 |
| Authorized Organization Representative (AOR) |
Melissa Whitesell mwhitesell@daltonstate.edu 06-272-2503 |
| Legislators | |
| U.S. Senate |
Sen. Raphael Warnock Sen. Jon Ossof |
| U.S. House of Representatives (14th Congressional District) |
Marjorie Taylor Greene |
| State Senate | Chuck Payne |
| State House |
District 2 - Thomas (Steve) Tarvin District 4 - Kasey Carpenter District 6 - Jason Ridley |
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