McConnell’s priorities: enrollment, research
FORT COLLINS — Joyce McConnell moved just more than 1,500 miles a few weeks ago, but she says she’s ready to take on her new job at the helm of Colorado State University.
McConnell, who was hired in March, is Colorado State’s 15th president, and the first woman to hold the office. She replaces Tony Frank, who announced his resignation from the CSU presidency last September to be the CSU System’s full-time chancellor. Frank had served as both president and chancellor.
A lawyer, McConnell spent 32 years as a law professor at the City University…
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