|
Archives | News Releases | UHV Home
| Date: August 30, 2010 |
Contact:
Richard Bonnin 713-743-8155
|
Share: 
UHV presidential search committee appointed
|
HOUSTON, August 30, 2010 – A search committee to select a new president for the University of Houston-Victoria was announced today by University of Houston System Chancellor Renu Khator.
Chaired by William Staples, president of UH Clear Lake, the 12-member committee will conduct a nationwide search before making its recommendation.
In addition to Staples, presidential search committee members include: ·
- Tom Butler – president, Victoria College
- Jane Fry – president, Faculty Senate/associate professor, education, UHV
- Dagoberto Gilb – executive director of Centro Victoria
- Yong Glasure – professor, business, UHV
- Miles Harrison, Staff Council chair, UHV
- Jan Jacob -- co-chair of the Crossroads Commission on Education
- Massoud Metghalchi – professor, business, UHV
- Paige Ruschhaupt – Student Senate president, UHV
- Cindy Schnebly – former president, Faculty Senate, associate professor, arts and sciences, UHV
- Kathryn Tart – dean of nursing, UHV
- Kay Kerr Walker – former UH System regent
|
|
About the University of Houston System
The University of Houston System is a comprehensive system of higher education institutions serving to further the intellectual capital and economic strength of the Gulf Coast region. The UH System includes the University of Houston, a nationally recognized Tier One public research university; the University of Houston-Downtown, a four-year undergraduate university expanding into graduate programs; the University of Houston-Victoria, a four-year university with undergraduate and master’s level degree programs; and the University of Houston- Clear Lake, an upper-division and master’s level institution. The system also includes two branch campuses, UH-Clear Lake Pearland and UH Northwest, as well as two multi-institution teaching centers, the UH System at Sugar Land and the UH System at Cinco Ranch. In addition, the System owns and operates KUHF-FM, Houston’s National Public Radio station; KUHA-FM, Houston’s 24-hour classical music station; and KUHT-TV, the nation’s first educational TV station. To learn more about the UH System, visit http://www.uhsa.uh.edu/.
|
|
|
|
