Frazer Center names new executive director

The Frazer Center has named Trace Haythorn as its new executive director.

Haythorn assumes his new duties on July 1. Currently, he is the president of the Fund for Theological Education. Before that, he was an assistant professor of religion and director of the Vocation and Values Program at Hastings College in Nebraska, according to a release about his new position.

The nonprofit Frazer Center, on Ponce de Leon Avenue, serves children and adults with disabilities.

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