Drew Faust and Old, White Men: The Changing Role of University Presidents
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The average college president in 2016 was a 62-year-old married white male with a doctorate. One recent exception was Drew Faust, who was appointed Harvard University's first-ever female president in 2007. The comings and goings of modern university presidents don't typically warrant much public attention, but Faust's retirement announcement received a lot of attention.
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