Professor Eeva Leinonen succeeds Professor Philip Nolan
Maynooth University's first woman President begins her term of office today.
Professor Eeva Leinonen succeeds Professor Philip Nolan, who led the university for the 10 years.
Professor Leinonen is an international researcher and former Vice-Chancellor of Murdoch University in Perth, Australia.
She was appointed by the Governing Authority of Maynooth University in March.
Originally from Finland, Professor Leinonen has a background in linguistics and psychology.
Maynooth University welcomes new President Professor Eeva Leinonenhttps://t.co/HQmwuQWaHe pic.twitter.com/YjGvOfFBY6
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Professor Leinonen says “High-quality innovative education, world-class research that has positive societal impact, and transformational educational opportunities for all who can benefit irrespective of background are hallmarks of Maynooth University and resonate closely with my approach to university education,” she said.
“Next year Maynooth celebrates its 25th anniversary. This affords us an opportunity to pause, reflect and plan for the years ahead. Due to its rapid enrolment growth, its diverse student population, its youthful and collegial attitude toward multi-disciplinary research, and its strengths in fields that are critical to Ireland’s economic future, I believe Maynooth University can play a significant role in preparing for next-generation Ireland.
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