A conversation with Rutgers University President Jonathan Holloway on Oct. 18 will close out The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Leadership Interview Series.
In his talk with The Chronicle’s Fernanda Zamudio-Suarez, Holloway is expected to discuss how he’s navigated race-related issues on campus as Rutgers’ first black president and what he’s learned being a university president during a pandemic.
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