UAA Chancellor Tom Case announces retirement

Chancellor Tom Case addresses faculty and staff at a recent UAA 2020 gathering. (Photo by Philip Hall / University of Alaska Anchorage)

The University of Alaska Anchorage chancellor has announced his retirement.

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Chancellor Tom Case sent a letter to colleagues and students today saying he will leave at the end of June, after 12 years with the University.

Case previously worked as the Dean of UAA’s College of Business and Public Policy. He has been UAA Chancellor since 2011.

Case said in his letter he was “humbled to have done meaningful and rewarding work alongside passionate, dedicated people.”

Provost Sam Gingerich will serve as interim chancellor.

Wesley Early covers Anchorage life and city politics for Alaska Public Media. Reach him at wearly@alaskapublic.org and follow him on X at @wesley_early. Read more about Wesley here.

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