TTU names sole finalist for Founding President, Dean of HSC El Paso - LubbockOnline.com
TTU names sole finalist for Founding President, Dean of HSC El Paso
LubbockOnline.com Dr. Richard Lange has been selected as the sole finalist for the founding president and new dean of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in El Paso. Chancellor Kent Hance made the announcement Friday. Lange, 58, is the vice chairman of... Dr. Richard Lange to Become Founding President of TTUHSC - KCBD ...KCBD-TV Texas Tech names President of Medical School in El PasoMYfoxLUBBOCK.COM Hop for Health Easter Egg Hunt / 5K Run 1 Mile WalkKDBC all 6 news articles |
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