Office of the President
A Welcome Message from President Jim Dlugos, Ph.D.
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Dear current and future members of the Landmark College community:
Welcome to Landmark College! If you’re visiting this page, you probably already know Landmark College’s reputation as the best option for students who learn differently. I won’t enumerate all the ways in which LC has transformed the way students learn, educators teach, and the public thinks about education, but I will urge you to look at some of the programmatic options that might fit your educational needs.
- Bachelor’s and Associate Degrees
- Bridge Experience for current college students
- Transition at College, a gap-year option
- LC Online Dual Enrollment for high school students
- Summer programs for college and high school students
- Professional Certificate in Learning Differences and Neurodiversity
- Bay Area Success Center, offering in-person and online services
- Family Resource Hub, free modules for parents and others
I also encourage you to talk with our Admissions staff to learn how the LC Value can make LC the most affordable and smartest choice for neurodiverse individuals.
Of course, the best way to experience Landmark College is with your own eyes and ears, through a campus visit. Come to beautiful Putney, Vermont, and find out for yourself how LC lives it mission!
Sincerely,
Jim Dlugos, Ph.D.
Landmark College President
About the President
Jim Dlugos, Ph.D., became Interim President of Landmark College in July 2024, and was named President in May 2025. Prior to Landmark College, Jim served as President of St. Joseph’s College of Maine in Standish, Maine, from 2012-2023. In his role there, Jim helped develop programs for neurodivergent learners as well as online and mission-driven certificate programs. Prior to his time at St. Joseph’s, Jim served as the Academic Vice President of the College of St. Elizabeth in Morristown, New Jersey, and before that, he had a 16-year run as Academic Vice President and other administrative and faculty roles at Washington and Jefferson College in Washington, Pennsylvania.
Advocacy Toolkit
Landmark College is dedicated to advancing the rights and interests of individuals with learning differences. Please view our Advocacy Toolkit to view resources intended to empower LC supporters and community members to advocate effectively on behalf of our mission at Landmark College, as well as on behalf of the broader LD community.
