University of Alabama, Stuart Bell

How the University of Alabama has handled past presidential transitions
University of Alabama President Stuart Bell’s decision to depart in mid-July underscores that the Capstone is in a transition mode.  And in February 2024, Finis “Fess” St. John IV stepped down as chancellor of the UA System to become executive director of the Shelby Institute for Policy and Leadership,
Stuart Bell plans to step down as University of Alabama president in July
University of Alabama President Stuart Bell said he plans to step down in July after leading the Capstone for 10 years. The 67-year-old Bell issued a statement Wednesday saying his retirement will go into effect mid-summer. The statement reads, in part:
Stuart Bell stepping down after 10 years leading University of Alabama
Bell, who first became the UA president in 2015, announced Wednesday that he would leave the university sometime this summer. He is the 28th president to serve the University of Alabama and, outside of former presidents George Hutcheson Denny and Frank Anthony Rose, one of its longest serving.
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University of Alabama President to step down after 10 years
After a decade of leadership, Dr. Stuart Bell will step down as University of Alabama President. TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Dr. Stuart R. Bell, the 29th president of The University of Alabama, has announced his plans to step down from the presidency mid-summer, completing a decade of excellence in leadership.
University of Alabama president announces July resignation
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WTVA) — The president of the University of Alabama announced he plans to resign in July. Stuart Bell and the university announced his decision on Wednesday morning, Jan. 15. He did not announce the reason for his resignation.
University of Alabama president stepping down after a decade in the role
The University of Alabama announced Wednesday that the president of the university, Dr. Stuart R. Bell, will be stepping down. Bell plans to end his decade leading at the university in mid-summer, according to the news release.
University of Alabama President Stuart Bell to step down
Bell started his role as president in July 2015 after stints at Louisiana State University and the University of Kansas. Before that, he had been a on the UA staff for 16 years.
University Of Alabama's President To Retire | January 15, 2025 | News 19 at 4:30 p.m.
The President of the University of Alabama has announced his retirement.
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