Brown University President Paxson receives two-year contract extension

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — The Corporation of Brown University unanimously approved a two-year contract extension for President Christina H. Paxson, according to a statement from Brown.

The extension will see Paxson’s tenure as the university’s leader run through June 30, 2028, according to the statement.

“During a tumultuous time facing American higher education, Brown is fortunate to benefit from President Paxson’s steady and principled leadership,” said Chancellor Brian T. Moynihan.

“We are excited that the University will continue to benefit from her strategic vision, boundless energy, unwavering dedication and fortitude during periods of momentous change. Our community has been made stronger by her sincere belief in all the good that Brown can do in the world.”

Paxson is now completing her 13th year as Brown University’s president.

“The uncertainty of the times we are in, while challenging, has reaffirmed my belief in our mission and the dedication of Brown faculty, students and staff to serve the community, the nation and the world with distinction,” President Paxson said.

“Having the opportunity to lead this great university continues to be a privilege and an honor, and the work we have done together has been both fulfilling and inspirational.”

 

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