Unlike most higher-ed institutions, Dunwoody’s enrollment has been growing, from 1,264 in 2016 to 1,348 in 2022. Scott Stallman, who became the college’s president in July after serving as its provost for three and a half years, credits much of that to the school’s “ROI” preparing students to enter high-paying, high-demand fields. He plans to “integrate what we’ve done in the past with what’s happening now.” For instance, “we’re combining our expertise in manufacturing with our cybersecurity program to ensure that students know how to secure industries’ operating systems.” Stallman also wants to attract more women and more people of color to industrial careers.