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Regents Name Brown Provost U-M’s 14th President
University of Michigan (U-M) Board of Regents has unanimously chosen Mark S. Schlissel, the current provost of Brown University, as the school's 14th president, effective July 1. Schlissel replaces Mary Sue Coleman, a biochemist, who served at the top administrative job since 2002.
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