office of the chancellor
Welcome to South Louisiana Community College.
Whether you’re interested in workforce training or preparing for your associate’s degree (or beyond), you’ve got a home at SoLAcc. We have campuses across Acadiana that have close-knit communities that encourage, challenge, and support you on your way to achieving your educational, professional and personal goals.
Our faculty members and staff are like an extended family, meaning you will receive the right amount of attention and support needed for your education and career success. Plus, with plenty of opportunities to get involved, you will make new friends — and new memories — as you prepare for a future of success.
Each program offered by SoLAcc was designed with your future in mind. Prepare for the workforce, polish your skills or earn college credits across areas of study including business, healthcare, education, industrial technology, and much more. Most of SoLAcc’s programs prepare students for the next step in their career in two years or less. Graduates are prepared to walk straight into the workforce or transfer earned credits to any four-year university in the country.
Our communities also look to SoLAcc when recruiting top talent. We give our students the skills they need to thrive, and then we teach them the techniques that assure businesses they’d be a perfect fit.
Explore our website to learn more about fulfilling your dreams for success. We’re glad you’re here.
Dr. Vincent June
Chancellor
E: Chancellor@solacc.edu
P: 337.521.8959
SoLAcc Vice Chancellors
These administrators serve on the college's Executive Team along with the chancellor.
Bryan Glatter, CPA, CGMA serves as South Louisiana Community College’s Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance. Glatter has worked in higher education for over 14 years providing departmental guidance for accounting, budgeting, human resources, payroll, information technology, property control, and facilities management. As a first generation college graduate, he is an advocate for changing lives through education.
Glatter’s primary work goal is to maintain college financial stability while providing the best possible learning and work environments. He has been instrumental in design and oversight of multiple campus renovation projects, SoLAcc’s Health and Sciences building, as well as the main campus building for Fletcher Technical Community College.
Prior to serving in higher education, Glatter worked in public accounting and the Louisiana Office of the Legislative Auditor where he performed financial and compliance audits for state agencies and higher education. Glatter is a graduate of Nicholls State University, a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and a Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA). He is active in the Southern Association of College and University Business Officers (SACUBO) where he is a member of the Community College Constituent Committee addressing higher education professional development. Glatter has also served on the Community Colleges Council for the National Association of College and University Business Officers where he remains a member.
Dr. Charles Miller, as Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic & Student Affairs, plays a crucial part in providing executive-level leadership and strategic vision for both the academic affairs and student affairs missions of the College.
The Academic and Student Affairs team is dedicated to creating a welcoming and supportive teaching and learning environment for all students, faculty, and staff. Additionally, the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Academic and Student Affairs is dedicated to developing and strengthening innovative solutions with partners that strengthen economic development and opportunities for students within the Acadiana Region and around the State of Louisiana.
Dr. Miller has a diverse background and continues to share his wealth of knowledge with SoLAcc as he has done for over 15 years. Prior to joining SoLAcc, he spent years in secondary and post-secondary education as an educator and in management consulting. He is also the co-author of the book Customer Power - How To Grow Sales And Profits In A Customer-Driven Marketplace, which details the use of the principles of Customer-Perceived Value to guide organizational management. He received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Vocational Agriculture Education from Louisiana State University and his PhD in Agricultural Education from Ohio State University.
Lana Fontenot, MBA, CFRE is the Vice Chancellor for Institutional Advancement for South Louisiana Community College and the Executive Director of the SoLAcc Foundation.
In these positions, she provides leadership, strategy, and direction in all areas of advancement for the college, including fundraising, municipal relations, grant-writing, communications, and marketing.
In the past five years, the Foundation has experienced extraordinary growth and momentum under her leadership. Scholarship giving has reached unprecedented levels, the Foundation has raised more than $2 million for our planned Health & Sciences building, and Lana has led an internal effort within the College that increased employee giving from 1.8% to more than 65%. Additionally, SoLAcc’s endowment portfolio has grown more than 900%, and total assets have quintupled.
She received her bachelor’s in communication at UL Lafayette, and she also received her Master’s in Business Administration from UL in May 2014. She earned her designation as a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) in September 2019.
Dr. Andre Perez serves SoLAcc as Associate Vice Chancellor for External Affairs and Strategic Initiatives. He works closely with the College’s Executive Leadership Team to cultivate and sustain meaningful partnerships throughout the community that strategically advance the mission of SoLAcc.
With more than 25 years of professional experience in various public and private sectors, he brings a wealth of knowledge and know-how to the College to help fulfill its fundamental mission to transform and enrich the lives of individuals and communities. Because relationship development is essential to SoLAcc, his prime focus is supporting the Office of the Chancellor in all external affairs endeavors by supporting myriad projects and initiatives that add value to the College and the various communities it serves.
Dr. Perez received his bachelor’s degree in Liberal Arts and Communication from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, his master’s degree in Human Sciences from Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio, and his doctorate in Higher Education Leadership from Gwynedd Mercy University in North Philadelphia. He remains highly motivated to help bring SoLAcc to greater heights by cultivating opportunities for advancement in the Acadiana region and beyond.
Dr. Tiffany Howard serves as the interim Vice President of Economic, Workforce Development, and Continuing Education. In her role, Dr. Howard oversees efforts to strengthen workforce programs and build partnerships that support the economic vitality of the region.
Dr. Howard brings 15 years of experience in stakeholder engagement, policy, research, and workforce development. In her previous role as the External Partnerships Officer at the Louisiana Community and Technical College System (LCTCS), she led initiatives that spanned a $59 million portfolio, including high-level projects in transportation, broadband, and clean energy. Dr. Howard also negotiated and secured a $30 million Broadband Project for the LCTCS aimed at workforce development in new telecommunication and infrastructure sectors.
She currently serves as co-chair of the LSU FUEL Workforce Subcommittee, is a foundation board member of NextGen in Trucking, and is an appointee to the Louisiana Trucking Research and Education Council. She holds a Doctor of Education in Adult Learning and Workforce Development from Northwestern State University and a Master of Public Administration in Public Policy from Southern University and A & M College.
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