Will the University of St. Thomas be led by a woman?
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The Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal reports that the University of St. Thomas might name its first female leader:
If approved by St. Thomas' Board of Trustees this week, Julie Sullivan would be the St. Paul-based school's first female and first lay person to serve as president. She is currently the chief academic and budget officer at the University of San Diego, a private, Catholic school in California where she holds the title of executive vice president and provost.
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