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New Provost Chosen At Arkansas State University

KASU | By Johnathan Reaves,

Ann Kenda

Published June 13, 2019 at 6:11 AM CDT

Dr. Alan Utter.

Dr. Alan Utter.

Arkansas State University has introduced its new Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs. Dr. Alan Utter comes to A-State from a similar

position at Texas Woman’s University.

He speaks with KASU’s Ann Kenda about his interest in experiential learning. Click on the Listen button for the entire interview.

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Ann Kenda

Ann Kenda joined Arkansas Public Media in January 2017 from Sudbury, Massachusetts. She is a graduate of Syracuse University and previously worked in public radio, commercial radio and newspaper in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. She focuses on health, justice, education and energy as part of the Arkansas Public Media team. Her stories can be found on the airwaves, ArkansasPublicMedia.org and social media.

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