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UNC chancellor ‘weighing’ departure for Michigan State University
Kevin Guskiewicz, chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, said Thursday he is 'weighing' the opportunity to depart...
Following recent events at the University of Michigan, the Board of Regents must begin searching for a new university president. ACTA Vice President of Trustee & Government Affairs, Armand B. Alacbay, has sent each board member a letter detailing how important a task this is and offering guidance and resources to assist in their search. As he states in the letter, each board member has “a vital role in choosing a new president who will not only lead your community but also help the university become a beacon of academic freedom and excellence. Students and their families, as well as taxpayers and employers in the State of Michigan, rely on your sound judgment.”
Kevin Guskiewicz, chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, said Thursday he is 'weighing' the opportunity to depart...
The end of July brought a flurry of sudden presidential resignations. Over the course of a week, presidents stepped down at Stanford University, Texas A&M University, Seton Hall
The American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) has released a new guide by Robert C. Dickeson, entitled Assuring a Successful College President Search: An ACTA Guide to Presidential Search, Screening, and Selection. One of the most important duties of college governing boards is to select the university president. According to a study by the […]
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