Temple University on Tuesday tapped a Philadelphia resident whose career has straddled both business and academia, with previous leadership appointments at two Ivy League universities and Stanford, as its next president.Jason Wingard, 49, who grew up in West Chester, currently lives in Chestnut Hill, and once worked at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, will become the first .
Temple University has found its new president: Dr.
Jason Wingard, former dean at Columbia University and former chief learning officer at Goldman Sachs, according to a press release.
Wingard, 49, grew up in West Chester, Pennsylvania and lives in Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania, both suburbs of Philadelphia. He still currently works at Columbia as a professor and will begin his new post as president of more than 37,000 students at the Philly-located Temple on July 1.
Dr. Jason Wingard, 49, will begin his new post as president of Temple University in Philadelphia on July 1.
The Temple University board of trustees approved Wingard’s appointment in a unanimous vote, according to the
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Morgan Properties bought four multifamily complexes in and near Boca Raton for $126 million, as part of a $1.8 billion national apartment portfolio purchase that marks the biggest such deal in the U.S. so far this year.
King of Prussia, Pennsylvania-based Morgan Properties, along with Olayan America, bought 48 complexes with 14,414 units in 11 states. The seller is STAR Real Estate Ventures, a joint venture between El-Ad National Properties and Yellowstone Portfolio Trust. The portfolio is called North Star.
Palm Beach County property records show Morgan bought Camino Real Apartments at 33 East Camino Real in Boca Raton for $47 million. The 9-story, 235-unit community was built in 2002 on 2 acres. The sale represents a notable drop in price from five years ago when Boca Raton-based El-Ad National bought the property from Gable
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