December 6, 2016

Indiana Tech Trustees Selects Einoff As Next President

Associated Press
The Indiana Tech Board of Trustees selected Dr. Karl W. Einolf to be the ninth president in the school’s 86-year history. - Courtesy Indiana Tech

The Indiana Tech Board of Trustees selected Dr. Karl W. Einolf to be the ninth president in the school’s 86-year history.

Courtesy Indiana Tech

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) — Indiana Tech says its board of trustees has selected Karl W. Einolf to be the next president of the Fort Wayne-based school.

Einoff, whose selection was announced Monday, currently is dean of the Richard J. Bolte Sr. School of Business at Mount St. Mary's University in Emmitsburg, Maryland. He also served as Mount St. Mary's acting president from February through June earlier this year.

He'll begin work at Indiana Tech on July 1, succeeding current President Arthur E. Snyder, who is retiring.

Indiana Tech offers degrees in engineering, computer sciences, business, and general studies. The main campus in Fort Wayne serves 1,560 traditional undergraduate students, and online programs and regional classrooms serve more than 8,000 students.

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