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Marshall Releases Ad in Search for President

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The official search is on for Marshall University’s next president.

The university says a 19-member search committee has released an advertisement for the position and will begin reviewing applications immediately. The committee has set an application deadline of April 10.

President Stephen J. Kopp died in December. Gary White is serving as interim president.

A new president is expected to be named before the start of the fall semester.

The advertisement can be found here.

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