Scott Rabenold, director of the Campaign for Tennessee and associate vice chancellor for development at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, will be named interim vice president for development and alumni affairs for the UT System. He also will serve as president of the UT Foundation.
Henry Nemcik, vice president for development and alumni affairs and president of the UT Foundation, has announced his intent to resign and accept a new position at another university. His resignation is effective Sept. 13, 2010.
The University of Tennessee, including all of its campuses statewide, brings at least $2.5 billion annually in income to the state of Tennessee and supports more than 53,600 jobs, according to a study released today.
The University of Tennessee has chosen a national consulting firm to assist with the search for the University’s next president.
The statewide University of Tennessee was on display at Legislative Plaza on April 21 at the fourth annual UT Day on the Hill in Nashville.
