One of Texas Christian University‘s biggest weeks of the year has been capped off with an unexpected announcement: the chancellor’s resignation.
Less than two years after assuming the role, Daniel W. Pullin has resigned and his predecessor is stepping in.
As first reported by TCU 360, the official student digital news outlet of the Fort Worth university, the news was emailed to the campus community Thursday evening of its homecoming week. Pullin notified TCU Chair Kit Moncrief of his decision to resign. His predecessor Victor Boschini is returning as chancellor effective immediately.
“I would like to thank the entire Horned Frog family for the support and encouragement during my time at TCU. TCU is building the model for the future of higher education for years to come. I love our students and couldn’t be more proud of what their futures entail as they graduate and become outstanding TCU alumni. Thank you to everyone at TCU. I will always be invested in what TCU stands for,” Pullin said in a statement…