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Mar
30

Urgo Visits SMCM, Speaks on New Campus Vision

By Lara Southgate, Editor-in-chief

Dr. Urgo watches the Men's basketball game

On Thursday, Mar. 11 through Monday, Mar. 15, Dr. Joseph Urgo, the next College president, visited campus with his wife Lesley to meet with students, faculty, and administrators and to enumerate his vision for the College.

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Mar
11

Future President Speaks about Campus, Leadership

By Lara Southgate, Editor-in-chief

Dr. Joseph R. Urgo (Photo from smcm.edu)

On Friday, March 5, The Point News was fortunate enough to be able to talk to the College’s next president, Joseph Urgo, currently vice president of academics and dean of faculty at Hamilton College. He talked about his impression of the College, his views on the College presidency, and more.

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Mar
11

From the Chief’s Desk: A Talk with Joe

By Lara Southgate, Editor-in-chief

On Friday, March 5, I was lucky enough to be able to talk to our next College president, Dr. Joseph Urgo, or just Joe Urgo, as he signs his email correspondences. The interview is printed in the news section, but in my opinion, the text of the interview doesn’t tell the whole story. Sure, it [...]

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Feb
23

Dr. Joseph Urgo Named New College President

By Lara Southgate, Editor-in-chief

Dr. Joseph R. Urgo (Photo from smcm.edu)

On Monday, Feb. 22, the Presidential Search committee announced that it had selected Dr. Joseph Urgo as the next College president.The announcement marked the culmination of a search which began last April and restarted last October after all of the previous candidates withdrew. Urgo will join the College on July 1, 2010.

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Feb
23

From the Chief’s Desk: English/Social Science Majors Rejoice?

By Lara Southgate, Editor-in-chief

It’s Feb. 22, Monday afternoon. I’m sitting at a lunch table with a few of my friends, one history major and two physics majors. None of us have checked our email yet, so we haven’t seen who the new president is. Speculation abounds about the new president’s background, which eventually degenerates into a my-discipline-is-more-worthwhile-than-yours dispute. [...]

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