Resignation of Appalachian State University Chancellor
Chancellor of Appalachian State University announces resignation due to health issues after leading the university since 2014. She has been credited with significant enrollment growth and securing over $550 million for capital projects.
Key Points
- Chancellor Sheri Everts announces resignation due to health issues
- Enrollment at Appalachian State grew by nearly 16% under her leadership
- Everts credited for securing over $550 million for capital projects
- UNC System President Peter Hans praises Everts' vision and commitment to public service
- Interim chancellor to be announced by Friday
- Faculty Senate approved a no-confidence resolution in 2020
Pros
- Significant enrollment growth during tenure
- Secured over $550 million for capital projects
Cons
- Approval of a no-confidence resolution by Faculty Senate in 2020