UMass Chancellor Kumble Subbaswamy cites progress on campus since his arrival in June 2012 - masslive.com -Western Massachusetts Economic Development Council

UMass Chancellor Kumble Subbaswamy cites progress on campus since his arrival in June 2012

masslive.com Jan 29 2015 Education

University or Massachusetts Chancellor Kumble Subbaswamy provided a kind of state of the state report to the Faculty Senate Thursday, outlining a number of accomplishments and goals ahead. He said he's been chancellor for a about 2 ½ years - he took over in June 2012 form Robert C. Holub - and wanted "to take stock." He said he is an optimist and sees the glass as half full. He talked for about 10 minutes and would have answered questions but no one asked any.
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