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− | Dr. '''John C. Cavanaugh''' | + | Dr. '''John C. Cavanaugh''' is the fourth president of the [[University of West Florida]] (UWF), having served in that capacity since [[July 15]], [[2002]]. He is married to Dr. [[Christine Kamenjar Cavanaugh]]. |
Cavanaugh was born in Terre Haute, Indiana, and raised in Wilmington, Delaware. He studied psychology, earning his bachelor's degree from the University of Delaware and master's and doctoral degrees from the University of Notre Dame. Before joining [[UWF]], Cavanaugh "held faculty and administrative positions at [[Wikipedia:Bowling Green State University|Bowling Green State University]], the [[Wikipedia:Medical College of Ohio|Medical College of Ohio]], the [[Wikipedia:University of Delaware|University of Delaware]] and the [[Wikipedia:University of North Carolina at Wilmington|University of North Carolina at Wilmington]], and was a visiting professor at the [[Wikipedia:Georgia Institute of Technology|Georgia Institute of Technology]]."<ref>[http://uwf.edu/president/bio.cfm UWF.edu - President's Bio]</ref> | Cavanaugh was born in Terre Haute, Indiana, and raised in Wilmington, Delaware. He studied psychology, earning his bachelor's degree from the University of Delaware and master's and doctoral degrees from the University of Notre Dame. Before joining [[UWF]], Cavanaugh "held faculty and administrative positions at [[Wikipedia:Bowling Green State University|Bowling Green State University]], the [[Wikipedia:Medical College of Ohio|Medical College of Ohio]], the [[Wikipedia:University of Delaware|University of Delaware]] and the [[Wikipedia:University of North Carolina at Wilmington|University of North Carolina at Wilmington]], and was a visiting professor at the [[Wikipedia:Georgia Institute of Technology|Georgia Institute of Technology]]."<ref>[http://uwf.edu/president/bio.cfm UWF.edu - President's Bio]</ref> | ||
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*A $250,000 "retention bonus" at the end of the five-year contract. | *A $250,000 "retention bonus" at the end of the five-year contract. | ||
He also receives other benefits, including cost-free residence at the [[Clara Barkley Dorr House]] and an annual $14,000 car allowance. Because the Florida legislature caps salaries of state university presidents at $225,000, the additions will be paid by the [[UWF Foundation]]. The contract was announced as the University is enacting an enrollment freeze and other cost-saving measures following a veto by Governor [[Wikipedia:Charlie Crist|Charlie Crist]] disallowing state universities to raise their tuition rates. | He also receives other benefits, including cost-free residence at the [[Clara Barkley Dorr House]] and an annual $14,000 car allowance. Because the Florida legislature caps salaries of state university presidents at $225,000, the additions will be paid by the [[UWF Foundation]]. The contract was announced as the University is enacting an enrollment freeze and other cost-saving measures following a veto by Governor [[Wikipedia:Charlie Crist|Charlie Crist]] disallowing state universities to raise their tuition rates. | ||
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− | {{succession box | before = [[Morris Marx]] | title = [[University of West Florida]] president | | + | {{incumbent succession box | before = [[Morris Marx]] | title = [[University of West Florida]] president | start = [[2002]]}} |
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