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The University of Regina has appointed a new president and vice-chancellor after a detailed, year-long search to find the perfect candidate.
A virtual news conference on Monday revealed that Jeff Keshen will become the university’s eighth president when he assumes the role on July 1. He will guide the university through its 50th anniversary in 2024, and the re-opening of Darke Hall.
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“This was not an easy undertaking. It was a lengthy and rigorous process, but we knew that the right people would find the right person,” said Roger Brandvold, chair of the board of governors at the University of Regina.