All Entries Tagged With: "William Peace University"
Debra Townsley Selected to Lead Albright College in Reading, Pennsylvania
With a notable background in higher education leadership, Dr. Townsley brings over four decades of experience to her new position. She previously served as president of both William Peace University and Nichols College, as well as interim president of Laboure College.
Meredith College Teams Up With William Peace University for a Joint Bachelor’s/MBA Degree Program
Meredith College, an institution that focuses on the education of women in Raleigh, North Carolina, and William Peace University, also in Raleigh, have formalized an agreement that provides a new, accelerated degree option where students at William Peace University will be able to complete a bachelorʼs degree and earn an MBA from Meredith College in five years.
The New President of Saint Catharine College in Kentucky
Cindy Meyers Gnadinger was named the eighth president of Saint Catharine’s College in Kentucky. She had been serving as provost at the college. Previously, Dr. Gnadinger was vice president for academic affairs at William Peace University in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Debra Townsley to Leave the Presidency of William Peace University
Dr. Townsley had angered many students and alumnae in 2012 when she announced the plan to turn Peace College, a liberal arts educational institution for women into a co-educational institution. Despite a no-confidence vote from the faculty, she retained the support of the trustees.
A Dozen Women With New Administrative Duties in Higher Education
Here is this week’s roundup of women who have been appointed to key administrative and leadership posts at college and universities across the United States.
William Peace University Matriculates Its First Male Full-Time Students
Men make up about one third of the students in this year’s entering class at what was previously called Peace College.
Faculty News: Appointments, Promotions, or Tenure for Women Scholars
Here is news of five women who have, or will be assuming, new faculty posts.
