Monroe, LA – Louisiana Delta Community College (LDCC) is proud to announce the appointment of three key leaders to its team. Effective immediately, Amy Estes has been named Chief Financial Officer, Frank Boone has been appointed Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs, and Nathan Hall will now serve as Vice Chancellor of External Affairs and Public Relations. Each will report directly to Chancellor, Dr. Justin Hoggard, and serve alongside DeAnne Kiper, Vice Chancellor of Education and Student Services, and Kendra Hough, Executive Human Resources Director.
“These individuals bring a depth of experience, strategic insight, and a deep commitment to student success,” said Chancellor Hoggard. “They are exceptional leaders, and I am confident their contributions will greatly benefit our college and the communities we serve.”
Amy Estes – Chief Financial Officer
Amy Estes brings more than 15 years of higher education financial leadership to her new role. She has served LDCC as Comptroller and Interim Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration, leading critical fiscal operations including the Annual Financial Report, budget preparation, and oversight of key departments such as Student Accounts, Purchasing, and Facilities. Estes holds an MBA and dual bachelor’s degrees in accounting and finance from the University of Louisiana at Monroe.
Frank Boone – Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs
Frank Boone, a respected academic leader and U.S. Army veteran, has most recently served as LDCC’s Dean of Instruction. With over a decade of service to LDCC, Boone has led major curriculum reforms, faculty development initiatives, and institutional effectiveness strategies across LDCC’s eight campuses. He holds a Master of Science in Biology from Louisiana Tech University and is widely recognized for his service-driven leadership and commitment to educational excellence.
Nathan Hall – Vice Chancellor of External Affairs and Public Relations
Nathan Hall transitions into this new executive role following his leadership as Dean of Enrollment Services and LDCC West Monroe Campus Director at LDCC. Hall brings over 15 years of experience in higher education administration, including legislative advocacy, grant development, crisis communications, and program expansion. A trusted voice in regional outreach and educational partnerships, he holds an MBA and a bachelor’s in accounting from the University of Louisiana at Monroe.
These appointments reflect LDCC’s ongoing commitment to delivering high-quality education, strengthening community ties, and preparing a skilled workforce for Northeast Louisiana. For more information, visit www.ladelta.edu.
About Louisiana Delta Community College
Louisiana Delta Community College is an open-admissions, two-year college serving Northeast Louisiana with eight campuses. The college offers a range of academic, workforce, and technical education programs designed to prepare students for university transfer, career advancement, and regional economic development.