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  • Anne E. Killen, vice president of academic affairs at Northeast College of Health Sciences, in New York, has been promoted to provost and vice president of academic affairs there.
  • Radenka Maric, interim president and vice president for research, innovation and entrepreneurship at the University of Connecticut, has been named to the presidency on a permanent basis.
  • Mark Milliron, senior vice president at Western Governors University, in Utah, has been selected as president and CEO of National University, in California.
  • Deborah Prentice, provost of Princeton University, in New Jersey, has been chosen as vice chancellor of the University of Cambridge, in Britain.
  • Ray Rodrigues, a Florida state senator, has been appointed chancellor of the State University System of Florida.
  • Brock Tessman, deputy commissioner of higher education for the Montana University System, has been named president of Northern Michigan University.

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