King’s principal to take over at Exeter College

The outgoing head of King’s College London is to take charge of a University of Oxford college.

六月 19, 2013

Rick Trainor

Sir Rick Trainor, who will step down as principal and president of King’s in September 2014, will become rector of Exeter College, Oxford 바카라사이트 following month.

He will replace 바카라사이트 current rector Frances Cairncross, a former editor of The Economist.

Sir Rick, a former Rhodes scholar at Oxford who later lectured at Balliol College on Victorian social history, said he was looking forward to taking over at Exeter as it celebrates its 700th anniversary.

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Sir Rick, a past president of Universities UK, led 바카라사이트 University of Greenwich from 2000 to 2004 before taking charge at King’s.

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