From Sewanee-
As the Board of Trustees meets on
October 11 and 12, perhaps no decision will be more relevant than the
election of the next Chancellor of the University. The Chancellor is
required to be the Bishop Diocesan of one of Sewanee’s owning dioceses
and will serve for the next six years.
The Chancellor acts as the Chair of
the Board of Trustees and leads various ceremonial functions at the
University, including Convocations, Baccalaureates, and Commencements.
Bishop Samuel Johnson Howard (H’04) of Florida has served in this role
since 2012 and his term is almost up, although he will lead the
Founders’ Day Convocation after the election of his successor. The next
Chancellor will be installed in January.
The Trustees Committee on Nominations
and Credentials, chaired by trustee Pete Stringer of Tennessee, has
nominated three bishops to stand for election: Rob Skirving (H’15) of
East Carolina, Dabney Smith (H’08) of Southwest Florida, and Morris
Thompson (H’11) of Louisiana. All three have been members of the Board
of Regents for at least a year.
More here-
https://thesewaneepurple.org/2018/10/11/three-bishops-nominated-for-this-weeks-chancellor-election/
Friday, October 12, 2018
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