KENNESAW, Ga. | Jul 25, 2018
College of Computing and Software Engineering dean named to chair committee
Kennesaw State University President Pamela Whitten announced the appointment of the search committee for the University’s provost and vice president for academic affairs.
“As the academic leader for the University, the provost is vital to the future success of Kennesaw State. I am pleased that we have a committee that will represent the students, faculty and staff from both the Marietta and Kennesaw campuses and our 13 colleges,” said Whitten. “I appreciate the members’ willingness to serve, and I am confident that they will work together to help us recruit a top-notch candidate as our new provost.”
A national search will be conducted to replace Linda Noble, who has been serving as the interim provost and vice president for academic affairs since January 2018.
Information about the search can be found at: provostsearch.kennesaw.edu.
Members of the search committee are as follows:
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