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Education

Union President Announces Retirement

WEKU | By The Mountain Advocate

Published November 17, 2011 at 10:55 AM EST

Union College president Ed deRosset announced Monday that he will officially retire as the college's president at the end of December, 18 months ahead of a planned retirement date of 2013 set earlier this year.

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