Marshall University administrator Avinandan “Avi” Mukherjee said his experience at universities throughout the world and particularly at the West Virginia university, make him a solid choice for the position of Ohio University president.
He was the second of three candidates for the Ohio University president position to speak on campus. Mukherjee spoke to about 100 people in person and others participating virtually in the forum, which was held at the Baker Center Theatre.
The other finalists were Susana Rivera-Mills, provost and executive vice president at Ball State (Indiana) and Lori Stewart Gonzalez, executive vice president and provost at University of Louisville (Kentucky).
The OU Board of Trustees is expected to chose the next president at its April…
