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Gordon Gee's Ohio State return connected to new 'intellectual diversity' center, contract reveals
A president of Ohio State University's past is returning to campus.
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WCMH Columbus on MSNGordon Gee returns to Ohio State as advisor
Ohio State University is bringing back a familiar face and bow tie, appointing former OSU President Gordon Gee to a new role.
Gee has served as the chief executive at five universities over his career of more than four decades, including as Ohio State ...
Former WVU and Ohio State University President E. Gordon Gee will join Ohio State's faculty in a one-year engagement position ...
Gee, 81, said current Ohio State President Ted Carter asked him to return. Gee will hold residencies at the John Glenn ...
E. Gordon Gee returns to Ohio State University for a one-year advisory role after serving at multiple universities.
Gee previously held the position of Ohio State's president from 1990 to 1998 and again from 2007 to 2013. Until last month, he was the president at West Virginia University. Gee was replaced by the ...
“Gordon Gee is absolutely, hands-down the very best person to be at the helm of West Virginia University at this important time and place in our history,” Dailey said in a released statement.
Gordon Gee is still saying interesting things. This time, he offers an interesting take on Ohio State's tattoo scandal. By Jerry Hinnen Jun 4, 2014 at 6:39 am ET • 1 min read ...
E. Gordon Gee is the NCAA: tone deaf, clumsy, situationally arrogant and obsessed with bringing in more and more money (and making sure Delany, or anyone else, doesn't then get their paws on it).
E. Gordon Gee is like a lovable pet. The former Ohio State president brings a great character wherever he goes, but he can’t help leaving a little mess. In his tenure as president of Brown ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Ohio State University President Gordon Gee attempted to make his retirement announcement personal on Wednesday, citing everything from his age to his 7-month-old twin ...
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