UTC honors interim chancellor Dooley for leadership and transparency in shared governance

July 01, 2025 | University of Tennessee System, Public Universities, School Districts, Tennessee


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UTC honors interim chancellor Dooley for leadership and transparency in shared governance
The University of Tennessee System's Board of Trustees meeting on July 1, 2025, highlighted the impactful leadership of interim Chancellor Dooley at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC). Board members praised Dooley for his ability to unite students, faculty, and alumni during his tenure, emphasizing his preparedness and valuable insights.

"Dooley, for your efforts as interim chancellor here at UTC, you galvanized students, faculty, and alumni," one board member remarked, acknowledging the passionate alumni base that has emerged under his leadership. The board expressed gratitude for his contributions, particularly as the university prepares to launch a new business school.

In a gesture of appreciation, the board presented Dooley with a memento, recognizing his commitment to shared governance and transparency. "You were always prepared, and you always had a point of view," another member noted, highlighting the importance of having a student faculty member who actively engages in discussions.

The meeting also welcomed new student trustee Ashley, who will continue the tradition of student involvement in university governance. The discussions underscored the board's commitment to fostering collaboration and inclusivity within the university community, setting a positive tone for future initiatives.

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