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Arcadia University inaugurated its 20th president earlier this week.

  Carl Tobey Oxholm III will take the controls of the university in Glenside. He was intalled in a ceremony at the university on Saturday.  According to a press release, Oxholm started his legal career in Philadelphia and worked with the Philadelphia Solicitor’s Office. He also worked at Drexel University, where he led the acquisition of MCP Hahnemann University and the creation of Drexel Law. Arcadia University Board Chairwoman Margaret Wright Steele, Class of 1980, conducted the installation and presented him with the Presidential Chain of Office.   -- Information courtesy of Neff Associates/Arcadia University

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Arcadia U. to Hold Inauguration

Arcadia University will install its 20th President

  Carl Tobey Oxholm III will be inaugurated as Arcadia University’s 20th president today at 3 p.m. in the Kuch Center Alumni Gymnasium. Arcadia University Board Chairwoman Margaret Wright Steele, Class of 1980, will conduct the installation and will present him with the Presidential Chain of Office. The event may be watched live at www.arcadia.edu/inauguration. U.S. Rep. Allyson Schwartz and Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter will be in attendance. According to a press release, Oxholm started his legal career in Philadelphia and worked with the Philadelphia Solicitor’s Office. He also worked at Drexel University, where he led the acquisition of MCP Hahnemann University and the creation of Drexel Law. Ali A. Houshmand, Interim President of …

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