Progress on leadership transition process

14 April 2008

Currently, balloting is underway to choose selection committees to appoint the new deputy vice-chancellors.
Vice-chancellor designate, Dr Max Price, is visiting with various groups around campus as he familiarises himself with the university. Price will continue with these visits over the next months.
Vice-chancellor and principal, Professor Njabulo S Ndebele, and Price are in North America at the moment, meeting with UCT foundations based there.

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