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Professor John O'Halloran appointed 16th President of UCC
UCC’s Governing Body has appointed Professor John O’Halloran as the 16th President of the University with effect from 30th August 2021.
Professor O’Halloran has been acting as Interim President of UCC since September 2020. Prior to his appointment, he was the Deputy President and Registrar and led UCC’s first Academic Strategy. He also formerly served as Vice-President for Teaching and Learning, and as Vice-Head of the College of Science, Engineering and Food Science.
The Chairperson of UCC’s Governing Body, Dr Catherine Day, welcomed the appointment, stating: “After a rigorous international search, I am delighted that Professor John O’Halloran has been selected as the new President of UCC. He has a very distinguished academic record, great experience of leading transformative change across the University and a strong commitment to sustainability, inclusion and diversity. He will help shape the next decade of UCC’s development, delivering a first class and holistic experience for students and staff and ensuring that UCC makes a strong contribution to regional and national development as a centre of learning and research excellence”.
I am very honoured to take up the role of President of this great institution at this time. This University has seen many challenging times and in the last 18 months we have demonstrated strong resilience and determination to deliver on our research and education mission and on societal impact. My ambition is to lead our UCC team through the next phase of transformation to secure the future for our University and make our planet a better place through further ambitious research, high quality education and student experience and first-class staff support.
- Professor John O’Halloran