Dive Summary:
- Illinois State University (ISU) President Al Bowman announced on Monday he would retire once a replacement is found, citing health concerns.
- Bowman, who became ISU's 17th President in 2004, recently signed a four-year contract.
- Trustees Chairman Michael McCuskey will meet with the board to commence the search for a new president.
From the article:
"... In a message to the campus, Bowman cites health considerations as the cause of his departure. Bowman says his current condition is good, but he's been advised that stepping away from a high pressure position is the best thing he can do for his long-term health.
The 59-year-old administrator says he's asked Trustees Chairman Michael McCuskey to convene a special meeting of the board to begin the search for a successor. ..."
