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Coby Ray Named as Texas Tech Student Regent
News/Talk 790 KFYO “Coby has been a proven leader during his time at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center,” said Tech Chancellor Kent Hance. “He previously earned his master's degree from the Rawls College of Business, and I know he will do an outstanding job... Gov. Perry appoints Student Regent for TTU SystemKCBD-TV Governor Perry chooses new student regent from Texas TechMYfoxLUBBOCK.COM Perry names new Tech student regentLubbockOnline.com all 7 news articles |
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