Randall Shelton is an Atlanta based administrative professional with over 35 years of experience in diverse areas of auxiliary administration and business development. Randall Shelton served Kennesaw State University (KSU), Kennesaw, GA as the Assistant Vice President of Auxiliary Operations from August 2012 to 2016. For his noteworthy work, he was honored with the University Administrator of the year award in 2015. Back in 2013, he won the “operator innovator of the year” award for leading the University’s Culinary team to the number 1 foodservice program in the nation (as recognized by the National Restaurant Association).
Randall Shelton at Kennesaw State University (KSU) was responsible for all auxiliary operations within two campuses and a student population of 33,000. He managed the operational areas of culinary services, Franchise operations, Parking, Transportation, Campus ID card administration, campus wide printer and copier fleet, access control, student health clinics, student union operations, mail services, marketing, maintenance and custodial in auxiliary areas. Randall Shelton was also responsible for Kennesaw State University’s capital projects and master plan development.
In the past, Randall Shelton has worked with many other leading Universities & Colleges in the country, including Northeastern State University, Georgetown College, The Wichita State University, Ohio University, and Oklahoma State University. He started his professional career in the 1980s as a senior food service coordinator, purchasing specialist, and manager of food services at the Oklahoma State University in Stillwater. He also owned and managed a small private construction business in the Wichita market for one year. As a consultant and contractor, he brilliantly managed two high-end restaurant projects. He smoothly moved both these projects from initial concept through start-up to ongoing operation.
Randall Shelton is an alumnus of Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma. He holds a B.S. degree in Accounting with concentrations in Business Law and Management. He has also done his graduate study toward M.S. in Institutional Management from the same University.
Randall Shelton at Kennesaw State University (KSU) was responsible for all auxiliary operations within two campuses and a student population of 33,000. He managed the operational areas of culinary services, Franchise operations, Parking, Transportation, Campus ID card administration, campus wide printer and copier fleet, access control, student health clinics, student union operations, mail services, marketing, maintenance and custodial in auxiliary areas. Randall Shelton was also responsible for Kennesaw State University’s capital projects and master plan development.
In the past, Randall Shelton has worked with many other leading Universities & Colleges in the country, including Northeastern State University, Georgetown College, The Wichita State University, Ohio University, and Oklahoma State University. He started his professional career in the 1980s as a senior food service coordinator, purchasing specialist, and manager of food services at the Oklahoma State University in Stillwater. He also owned and managed a small private construction business in the Wichita market for one year. As a consultant and contractor, he brilliantly managed two high-end restaurant projects. He smoothly moved both these projects from initial concept through start-up to ongoing operation.
Randall Shelton is an alumnus of Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma. He holds a B.S. degree in Accounting with concentrations in Business Law and Management. He has also done his graduate study toward M.S. in Institutional Management from the same University.
For year 2015, Randall Shelton of kennesaw state university awarded the University Administrator of the Year Award in recognition of accomplishments and achievements.
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