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(KNZA)--A longtime Highland Community College staff member will be retiring at the end of current fall semester.
Vanetta Geiger has been with the college for nearly 30 years.
In that time, she has served as an instructor, directed the cheer and dance teams, and served multiple roles in the student services and admissions area. She is currently serving as director of admissions.
A native of Highland, Geiger graduated from Highland High School and completed an associate degree at the College before earning a bachelor’s degree from Kansas State University in apparel design. Prior to returning to the College, Geiger worked at the Bank of Horton. While working at the College, she earned a master’s degree from Fort Hays State University.
Her husband, Matt, has taken a position in Texas, leading to her decision to retire.
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