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Leah Fulton

CTL-E-6330 · Person · educator · contemporary

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Leah Fulton is Vice President of Programs at Chicago Scholars, the foundation that selects, trains and mentors academically ambitious students from under-resourced Chicago communities through college completion and into civic leadership; announced on July 22, 2025 after a nationwide search, she oversees its college-access and college-success programming. She holds a PhD in Higher Education from the University of Minnesota, brings sixteen years in higher-education leadership, and previously served as Vice President for Student Life at Trinity Christian College in Palos Heights. She was named to WVON's 40 Under 40 Game Changers Class of 2026.

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Leah Fulton is Vice President of Programs at Chicago Scholars, the foundation that selects, trains and mentors academically ambitious students from under-resourced Chicago communities through college completion and into civic leadership; announced on July 22, 2025 after a nationwide search, she oversees its college-access and college-success programming.

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