CANR Dean's Update - Dec. 12, 2017

A message from Ron Hendrick, dean of the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources

CANR Colleagues:

I am very happy to announce that Dr. Quentin R. Tyler has accepted our offer to become the associate dean of diversity, equity and inclusion for the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources. He will arrive on campus in March 2018.

I am grateful to Dr. Kelly Millenbah, and the search team, whose guidance for this process has led us here.

A bit about Dr. Tyler: He currently serves as assistant dean and director of diversity at the University of Kentucky’s College of Agriculture, Food and Environment. In that role, he has provided leadership in strengthening workplace diversity, recruiting and retaining a diverse student body, building cultural competency, as well as monitoring assessment and reporting activities. (Read More.)

Sincerely,

Ron Hendrick
Professor & Dean, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources

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