|
Posted: 10:51 AM Dec 8, 2009
Rose-Hulman trustees elect new school president
The Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology's board of trustees have elected interim school president Matt Branam the college's new full-time president.
Reporter: The Associated Press |
|
0 Comments 
The Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology's board of trustees have elected interim school president Matt Branam the college's new full-time president.
Branam was elected the 14th president of the Terre Haute engineering school on Friday during a special board meeting in Indianapolis.
He became interim president in June after then-president Gerald Jakubowski announced he was leaving to become provost of the California Maritime Academy.
Trustees chairman William Fenoglio says Branam has a vision to build on Rose-Hulman's reputation as the nation's top undergraduate engineering, science and mathematics college.
The 1979 graduate of the 135-year-old school was previously a vice president at UPS and chief operating officer at the American Red Cross under Elizabeth Dole.
| WNDU News Poll |
- N. Ind. father files lawsuit over boobies bracelet
- Ind. police: Man tried to steal woman's dentures
- Authorities removed body found in S. Ind. cave
- AG pairs with Goodwill to sell unclaimed property
- Report: Calls to child ombudsman rose 42 percent
- Task force to discuss proposed Illiana route
- Court denies bid to replace Indiana sec'y of state
- Ind. student sues to wear breast cancer bracelet
- Ind. lawmakers considering ban on school bus fees
- Patient with measles visited Super Bowl Village
- Elkhart community gathers to support immigrant family
30 Comments - SOS Charlie White found guilty on 6 voter fraud charges
18 Comments - Bauer tactics unite, divide outnumbered Dems
15 Comments - Indianapolis proves to be good Super Bowl host
6 Comments - N. Ind. father files lawsuit over boobies bracelet
6 Comments - Ticket scams cost business $80,000, woman $2,000
3 Comments
