Students are back at Centenary University and joining them are new and returning staff and faculty.

Among the new faces are Elizabeth Kane and Greg Fisher, filling two key administrative roles on campus.

Kane, of Montville, Morris County, has been named the new Associate Vice President for Adult, Graduate, and Online education. In her role, Kane is responsible for nontraditional learning programs in the university’s School of Professional Studies. She also runs an adult-learning center in Parsippany and several other satellite sites. Her goals include expanding workforce development programs and corporate partnerships.

Fisher, of Frackville, Pa., will support the university’s fundraising efforts in his role as Development Officer for Leadership Annual Giving, Athletics, and Corporate Sponsorship. His work includes direct solicitation, prospect identification, grant research, and supporting events and campaigns to fund a variety of special projects and programs.