Fayette Chancellor Osagie Dies

March 10, 2010 at 9:27 am Tina Hay Leave a comment

I was so sorry to hear the news this morning that the chancellor of Penn State Fayette, Emmanuel Osagie, died unexpectedly yesterday afternoon.

I met Dr. Osagie a little over a year ago when a group of Alumni Association senior staff spent a day visiting the Fayette campus; he impressed us all as smart, funny, warm, unpretentious, and enthusiastic. It was clear he was making an impact—check out the blog entry I wrote about that trip to see a sampling of what’s been going on at that campus.

Dr. Osagie was a native of Nigeria who earned an undergrad degree from Southern University in Baton Rouge and his Ph.D. from LSU. You can read more about his academic background here.

Tina Hay, editor

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