university president

Then there is the university president and the rest of the administration.

More significant, he is the first university president to hold the position.

A. The fact is, the average university president serves less than six years.

In 1971, after 25 years of service, 12 as the university president, he retired.

"Six years is a long time for a state university president.

The central administration is led by the university president, Fr.

He has held his job longer than any current major university president or other business school dean, higher education experts say.

But the world of a university president extends far beyond the classroom.

He worked under three university presidents and one acting president.

A promotion made him assistant to the university president in 1950.

The new candidate for university president also visited that day.

He has been described as "perhaps the most respected university president in the country."

The university president refers to the students as clients who must be given the best service possible.

He had taken a short leave as university president in 2001 after being diagnosed with that form of cancer.

Unable to work without his wife, a university president resigned.

When asked if any other university presidents were among them, he chuckled and said no.

That may well make him the highest paid university president in the country, several experts say.

Experts say the single greatest management challenge a university president can face is a medical school.

Six months later, he was named the next University president by a unanimous vote.

During a break in that meeting the leadership of the board asked the university president for his resignation.

The home of the University president was also lost.

The statement was signed by more than 300 college and university presidents.

The average tenure for all university presidents is less than seven years.

A university president these days really has to have a lawyer at this side."

The changes are also designed to increase the independence and authority of the university president.