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A national search will begin immediately to identify Hanes’ successor.
“The Commonwealth Campuses are critical to Penn State’s land-grant mission to serve the educational needs of Pennsylvanians, and they play a vital role in the economic strength of the communities they serve,” said Penn State President Eric Barron. “Under Madlyn’s leadership, our Commonwealth Campuses have expanded their four-year degree programs, developed and implemented successful innovation hubs that are advancing entrepreneurship and generating economic activity in communities across the state, and continued to deliver an exceptional educational experience close to home for a large and diverse student body. While Madlyn’s leadership will be hard to match, I am thrilled for her and wish her the very best in this next stage in her life.”
Dr Rae Davis
The University of Technology (UTech) has expressed sadness at the passing of its former president, Dr Rae Davis.
Davis, the older brother of former Finance Minister Dr Omar Davies, passed away on Monday following a period of illness. He was 80.
In a statement, Professor Colin Gyles, Acting President of UTech, expressed condolences to Davis family and friends and hailed the late president for the role he played in the advancement of the educational institution. Dr Davis served as the second president of the University of Technology, Jamaica for a period of 10 years, successfully leading the transition of the institution from college to university, Gyles said.
The University of the Commonwealth Caribbean (UCC) is in celebration mode having gained International Institutional Accreditation for a successive three-year term from the Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges and Universities (ASIC).
Also of note is the significant increase, from 5,500 to over 7,000 in online registrations, despite the COVID-19 pandemic which has negatively impacted educational institutions worldwide.
This is the second time that the UCC has been accredited by ASIC, the first being for the initial three-year period 2017 to 2020.
The independent UK-based quality assurance body specialises in institutional accreditation of education providers, working in over 60 countries with institutions and governments to improve the quality of their education programmes.
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