A coal miner's daughter who started her career as a public school teacher, Elizabeth Dooley has been tapped as provost at the University of Central Florida — the first African American and first woman in the school’s 50-year history.
Dooley, 61, has served as the interim provost since April, shortly after trustees selected her predecessor, Dale Whittaker, to succeed John Hitt as the university’s president.
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Dooley, 61, has served as the interim provost since April, shortly after trustees selected her predecessor, Dale Whittaker, to succeed John Hitt as the university’s president.
https://www.orlandosentinel.com/features/education/school-zone/os-ne-ucf-provost-20181003-story.html
