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  • Michael Arthur, vice chancellor of the University of Leeds, in Britain, has been selected as president and provost of University College London.
  • Mun Choi, interim provost at the University of Connecticut, has been named provost and executive vice president for academic affairs there.
  • Carole Goldsmith, vice chancellor of educational services and workforce development at the West Hills Community College District, in California, has been appointed as president of West Hills College-Coalinga campus.
  • Brian McAulay, executive vice president/provost at Life University, in Georgia, has been named president of Parker University, in Texas.
  • Jacob Opadeyi, a professor at the University of the West Indies' St. Augustine Campus, has been named vice chancellor of the University of Guyana.
  • Arturo Reyes, executive vice president of academic and student affairs at Solano Community College, in California, has been named superintendent/president of Mendocino College, also in California.
  • Glenn Vollebregt, senior vice president of finance and administration at St. Lawrence College, in Ontario, has been promoted to president and CEO there.

 

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