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Kaye Devesty, Director of Financial Aid at Syracuse University, Announces Her Retirement

devestyKaye Devesty, director of financial aid at Syracuse University in New York, has announced that she will retire at the end of the academic year. Devesty has worked at Syracuse since 1977 and had managed hundreds of millions of dollars in financial aid money during that period.

Ryan Williams, associate vice president for enrollment management at Syracuse, stated, “Kaye’s positive influence has been enormous, both within the university community and for so many students and families across the country. Anyone who has worked with Kaye can attest to her caring nature and deliberate judgment.”

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