An official with Texas A&M University has been picked to lead the University of Arkansas system. The UA Board of Trustees on Monday unanimously approved the selection of retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Jay B. Silveria as president of Arkansas’ largest university system. Silveria is expected to start Jan. 15.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — An official with Texas A&M University has been picked to lead the University of Arkansas system.
Silveria, the associate vice president and executive director of Texas A&M University and the Bush School of Government & Public Service in Washington, D.C., is expected to start Jan. 15, contingent upon the successful negotiation of an employment agreement as directed by the UA board.
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