Ted Carter-NU President

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Board of Regents name final candidate for next NU president

The Board of Regents named Walter “Ted” Carter Jr. as the final candidate for the eighth NU system president, replacing Hank Bounds who stepped down earlier this year due to personal reasons and succeeding interim NU system president Susan Fritz.

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Former Naval Academy superintendent could be University of Nebraska president

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University of Nebraska President Ted Carter to become next leader of Ohio State

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University of Nebraska President Ted Carter will be named the next president of Ohio State University, the Lincoln Journal Star has confirmed.

The Ohio State Board of Trustees is holding a meeting at 1 p.m. at which it is expected to vote on the appointment of Carter, who would replace Krista Johnson, who stepped down in May after two years.

The Columbus Dispatch reported that a press conference and question-and-answer session are expected to follow the meeting.

Carter, a former naval aviator who was superintendent of the U.S. Naval Academy for five years, was named NU's eighth president in fall 2019 following a national search.

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LIVE: Ted Carter headed to Ohio State University

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University of Nebraska System President Ted Carter is expected to become the next president of Ohio State University.

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'Shocked' and 'happy for him':
New UNL chancellor reacts to Ted Carter being named next Ohio Stat...



"I was shocked by that news. I was not expecting that when I left home to come to the campus today that that would be the news that I would receive. So I was shocked," Dr. Rodney Bennett said Tuesday. The UNL chancellor also said he is happy for Carter.

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Ted Carter named next president of Ohio State University



Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird said the data center will be built along I-80 in northeast Lincoln.

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Well, it looks like Ted Carter's time at Ohio St has come to an abrupt end.

Why do people in this high level , very public roles think they are immune


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The Ohio State University will soon be under new leadership.

Announced by the school Monday, the Ohio State University Board of Trustees has accepted the resignation of university president Walter “Ted” Carter Jr.



According to the school, Carter recently disclosed that he had an "inappropriate relationship," with someone seeking public resources to support her personal business and offered to resign.

“For personal reasons, I have made the difficult decision to resign from my role as president of The Ohio State University," Carter said in a statement from the university. "I disclosed to the board of trustees that I made a mistake in allowing inappropriate access to Ohio State leadership."

Carter was announced as OSU's 17th president in August of 2023, and his tenure began on Jan. 2024.

Ohio State's trustee board says they are appreciative of "the president's contributions to the university" over his tenure. The school says it will share information about the transition in "the coming days."

“Lynda and I leave Ohio State with gratitude and appreciation for this wonderful community," Carter's statement concludes. "It has been an honor to serve as this university’s 17th president, and we wish the university ongoing success.”

Carter led the University of Nebraska system from January 2020 to August 2023.