Incoming Northwestern President Rebecca Blank Reveals Cancer Diagnosis, Steps Down From Post
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Rebecca M. Blank, the incoming president of Northwestern University, announced Monday that she will be unable to serve as the university’s president because she has been diagnosed with an “aggressive form of cancer,” requiring that she begin immediate treatment.
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Northwestern University's president-elect is stepping down from the post after being diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer. The school in Evanston, Illinois, said Monday that Rebecca Blank and her
Rebecca Blank, who was named last fall the first female president of Northwestern University, announced Monday she is stepping down after being diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer.
Northwestern University announced Monday that Rebecca Blank, the president-elect, has stepped down after being diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer.
Rebecca Blank, who was named last fall the first female president of Northwestern University, announced Monday she is stepping down after being diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer.
Rebecca M. Blank, the incoming president of Northwestern University, announced Monday that she will be unable to serve as the university’s president because she has been diagnosed with an “aggressive form of cancer,” requiring that she begin immediate treatment.
Rebecca Blank, who would have been the university’s first female president, announced that she would not take the job after being diagnosed with an “aggressive” form of cancer.
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