Koch joins technology staff Welcome to J. David Koch, new director of Administrative Computing Services, who joined the Office of Technology staff Feb. 1. Koch comes to Southeastern from Delgado Community College where he served seven years as the director of Computing Services. He also served as manager of Technical Services and of Operations and Technical Services. As director, he was responsible for both the academic and administrative computing services of the campus. Koch received his bachelor's degree in Accounting and Computer Science from Kent State University in Kent, Ohio.
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Noffsinger joined the University of Alabama music faculty in 1993 after holding positions at Eastern Illinois University and Albion College. A native of Murray, Ky., Noffsinger received his bachelor's degree in music education from Murray State University and his master of music degree in saxophone performance from Louisiana State University. He won a gold medal in saxophone performance as a student of Jean-Marie Londeix at the National Conservatory in Bordeaux, France, and earned his doctoral degree in music at Michigan State University where he studied with James Forger. He also was the selected performer at the 9th World Saxophone Congress in Tokyo, Japan, and was outstanding soloist at the Memphis Jazz Festival. Noffsinger has performed throughout the United States, Europe and Japan as a soloist and clinician.