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Discover how former senior student affairs officers charted successful career paths to the presidency

Claudine McCarthy

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PHILADELPHIA — If you aspire to the college presidency but you don't know how to make it happen, it can certainly help to follow in the footsteps of other student affairs professionals who successfully rose through the ranks.

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PHILADELPHIA — If you aspire to the college presidency but you don't know how to make it happen, it can certainly help to follow in the footsteps of other student affairs professionals who successfully rose through the ranks.

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PHILADELPHIA — If you aspire to the college presidency but you don't know how to make it happen, it can certainly help to follow in the footsteps of other student affairs professionals who successfully rose through the ranks.

Key concepts: Presidency, Student affairs, Political science, Management, Public administration, Public relations, Psychology, Medical education

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