- 14 Sep, 2026
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Unitech Training Academy Welcomes Collise Dupont as Vice President of Student Services
Unitech Training Academy has named Collise Dupont Vice President of Student Services, bringing an experienced higher education leader back to the organization where he began his career more than a decade ago.
In his new role, Dupont will provide leadership for Admissions, Financial Aid, Career Development and Registration across Unitech Training Academy. His work will focus on strengthening the student experience from the first interaction with Unitech through graduation and the transition into the workforce.
Dupont brings more than 13 years of experience in enrollment management, student services, admissions, financial aid, recruitment and retention. Most recently, he served as Assistant Vice Chancellor of Enrollment Management and Student Services at Central Louisiana Technical Community College.
Dupont began his higher education career at Unitech Training Academy in 2013. Since then, he has held progressive leadership roles across career education and public higher education, including positions at his alma mater, McNeese State University, and within Louisiana’s community and technical college system.
He is also a higher education presenter who has shared his expertise in strategic enrollment management, recruitment, retention, technology, leadership and cross-functional collaboration.
A native of Southwest Louisiana, Dupont earned a Bachelor of Arts in English and a Master of Business Administration from McNeese State University.
His return comes as Unitech continues to strengthen its focus on student support, workforce readiness and creating a more connected student experience across its campuses and online programs.
About Unitech Training Academy
Unitech Training Academy provides career-focused education designed to prepare students for opportunities in healthcare, skilled trades, technology and other in-demand fields. With campuses across Louisiana and online programs serving students in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, Unitech works to develop students with the skills and support needed to meet the evolving needs of the workforce.