“On behalf of the entire Board of Trustees, I want to express our enthusiasm and excitement about the appointment of Chris Augostini as president,” said Robert C. Goddard III, Chair of the Emory University Board of Trustees, in a statement. “Our search generated a significant number of highly qualified candidates, but Chris’s exceptional leadership skills, distinguished record of achievement as executive vice president and COO, along with his deep understanding of Emory’s culture and community, made it clear he is the right leader for Emory,”��

Over the past nine years, Augostini has collaborated extensively with the Board of Trustees, the Emory Healthcare Board of Directors, and the university’s executive, academic,��administrative��and healthcare leaders to help enable Emory’s long-term growth and competitiveness. In his current roles, he oversees all enterprise functions for Emory, which is one of Georgia’s largest and most complex organizations and one of the nation’s top 25 universities.����

“I’m extraordinarily honored and thrilled to be named Emory’s next president,” Augostini said in a statement. “As I look across the higher education��landscape,��I��believe Emory��is positioned better than any other university to meet our current challenges and opportunities.��I look forward to beginning this new chapter in partnership with faculty, the board, students, staff, and the entire Emory community.”��������

Prior to joining Emory, Augostini served for 17 years as��Senior��Vice��President and��Chief��Operating��Officer at Georgetown University. Earlier in his career, he held senior government positions with the city and state of New York. He earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in public policy analysis from the State University of New York at Albany.����

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The Board of Regents of The Texas A&M University System last week voted��unanimously to appoint Susan Ballabina, Ph.D.,��as 28th president of Texas A&M University.��Ballabina assumed��her new role on May 11, building on��more than three decades of service to Texas A&M and the State of Texas.��

Ballabina��previously��served��as Executive Vice Chancellor of The Texas A&M University System, where she helped lead systemwide operations, advance strategic initiatives and support the work of the A&M System’s universities and agencies across Texas.��

Throughout her career,��Ballabina��has held senior leadership roles spanning the university and the A&M System, including Chief of Staff to the president, Senior Vice President for Academic and Strategic Collaborations, and Deputy Vice Chancellor and Chief Operating Officer for Texas A&M AgriLife. Her work has included strengthening statewide programs, building partnerships, supporting research and educational initiatives, and coordinating large-scale efforts such as the Healthy South Texas initiative and the disaster recovery following Hurricane Harvey.��

“Texas A&M has a strong foundation, a clear mission, and passionate faculty, staff, students, and former students who care deeply about its future,”��Ballabina��said��in a statement.��“I’m grateful for the trust placed in me by the regents and Chancellor Hegar, and I look forward to working alongside the Aggie community to build on that strength and move the university forward.”��

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Prior to her work at John Carroll, Noll Sorg was a leader in College Board’s BigFuture division, where she consulted with a portfolio of leading national research universities and liberal arts colleges while developing tools to connect students across the country to educational opportunities at more than 1,500 colleges and universities. Earlier roles at Ursuline College, the University of Akron, Baldwin Wallace University, and Barnard College shaped her student-centered, analytically grounded and design-informed leadership approach.��

Noll Sorg holds a Master of Fine Arts in experience design from Miami University, where her thesis examined radical hospitality and the campus visit through a design-thinking lens. She also earned a Master of Arts in Higher Education from Columbia University and graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in English from Baldwin Wallace University.

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White currently serves as Chief Global Officer at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, where he directs all aspects of global engagement for the campus, and as Professor of Law at the William S. Richardson School of Law. He previously served as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Golden Gate University, leading the creation of new programs and international partnerships that significantly expanded the university’s student body and its global impact. Prior to his time at GGU, White served as Vice President for Global Affairs and Dean of Global Education at the University of Arizona, where he led the university’s transformation into one of the world’s most global universities, including 13 micro-campuses in nine countries.

White earned his J.D., magna cum laude, from New York University School of Law, and his A.B., magna cum laude, in Public Policy from Duke University. His legal scholarship has been featured in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, National Public Radio, and 60 Minutes.

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