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Kevin M. Guskiewicz led the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill as chancellor from 2019 until January 12, 2024, when he left to become president of Michigan State University. Campus leaders credited his years with budget reform, expanded career services and the founding of the School of Civic Life and Leadership.
Source: UNC-Chapel Hill: Campus leaders reflect on chancellor's departure
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Program for the installation of Kevin Guskiewicz as the twelfth chancellor of UNC Chapel Hill, held in Memorial Hall on Sunday, October 11, 2020, at three in the afternoon. Eight unnumbered pages with color portraits, published by the university.
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Reporting on the National Football League and head injury by Mark Fainaru-Wada, published by Crown Archetype in 2013. Topics include concussion, brain injury, football injuries and sports medicine in the United States. The Chapel Hill link is Kevin Guskiewicz of the university faculty, a concussion researcher the book discusses. 399 pages with illustrations, arranged in sections on discovery, denial and reckoning.
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