University president to step down — eventually

The University of Tampa says its longtime president will leave in about 13 months, after his replacement is found.

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University of Tampa President Ronald L. Vaughn is stepping down in 2024 after leading the school for nearly 30 years.

According to a statement from the university, his final day will be May 31, 2024. Vaughn, 76, will stay on as the board of trustees holds a nationwide search for his replacement. The search is to begin immediately, according to a statement. 

University of Tampa President Ronald L. Vaughn will step down when his replacement is found.
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