U of Vermont President to Lead U of Arizona

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The University of Arizona has announced that the University of Vermont President, Suresh Garimella, will be taking over as the new President of the University of Arizona. Garimella has served as UVM’s President since July 2019 and will officially begin his new role at U of Arizona in January 2021.

Garimella is a highly respected leader in the field of higher education, with a strong background in engineering research and academic administration. He has been instrumental in advancing UVM’s strategic goals and enhancing its reputation as a top-tier research university. Under his leadership, UVM has made significant strides in research funding, faculty recruitment, and student success initiatives.

In a statement, Garimella expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to lead the University of Arizona and his excitement to work with the university’s faculty, staff, and students to continue its tradition of excellence in teaching, research, and service. He also highlighted the university’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, stating that he looks forward to advancing these important initiatives during his tenure.

Garimella’s appointment comes at a critical time for the University of Arizona, as it navigates the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and works to ensure the health and safety of its campus community. His experience in crisis management and strategic planning will be invaluable as the university continues to adapt to the rapidly changing higher education landscape.

As Garimella prepares to take on his new role, the University of Arizona community is eager to welcome him and support his vision for the university’s future. With his expertise, leadership, and dedication to excellence, Garimella is poised to lead U of Arizona to even greater heights of success and innovation.

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