Western New Mexico University President Joseph Shepard has announced his resignation, signaling the end of his six-year tenure at the institution. The announcement was made on August 10th, leaving many surprised and uncertain about the future of the university.
During his time as president, Shepard led several initiatives to improve student retention and success rates, as well as enhance the university’s academic programs. However, his tenure was not without controversy, with some faculty and students expressing concerns about his leadership style and decision-making.
The announcement of Shepard’s resignation has left the university community in a state of shock and uncertainty. Many are now wondering who will lead the university moving forward and what changes may be in store for the institution.
In a statement, Shepard expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve as president and thanked the university community for their support during his tenure. The Board of Regents will now begin the search for a new president to guide Western New Mexico University into its next chapter.
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