Hemenway to Lead KU as Chancellor After UK Tenure
The article profiles Bob Hemenway as he moves to Kansas University to become chancellor, detailing his career at UK, management style, and plans for KU Medical Center oversight. It notes his arrival timeline, agenda for reform, and emphasis on undergraduate education, accessibility to students, and fund-raising. It highlights his family, hobbies, and political independence.
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Leader's Wife Faces Move as New UK Chancellor Joins KU
Leah Hemenway, educator and wife of University of Kentucky chancellor Robert Hemenway, prepares to relocate to Lawrence as he becomes Kansas University's new chancellor. The family contends with leaving longtime ties while Leah contemplates continuing teaching.
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