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Making
An Impression
DURING
HIS 20 YEARS AT UNT, CHANELOR HURLEY has gained the respect
of legislators, state officials, community and business leaders,
alumni, faculty, staff and students alike. Here are a few
of their observations about the now full-time chancellor of
the UNT System:
“His
determination and persuasiveness improved UNT’s image in public
perceptions and in the eyes of state officials.”
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—
Don Brown, Texas Higher Education commissioner
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“He
is an able and persuasive advocate for UNT. I can’t say too
many nice things about him because I still have to work with
him. In fact, now I expect I’ll be seeing him more than ever.”
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Texas Sen. Bill Ratliff
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“He
is a planner who always wants to anticipate the consequences
of an action. ...Often antagonism exists between faculty leaders
and administrators. But one thing I always appreciated about
Dr. Hurley is that his door was open to Senate chairs.”
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Regents Professor Charldean Newell (’60, ’62 M.A.), former
special assistant for planning and former chair of the Faculty
Senate
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“As
long as I have known them, he and Mrs. Hurley have been tireless
in their efforts to represent the university in all
kinds of settings.”
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—
Robert L. Herchert, president and CEO of Freese and Nichols
in Fort Worth
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“Many
of the alumni I had the opportunity to work with expressed
great admiration and respect for the way he guided UNT. ”
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—
UNT Regent Marjorie Craft (’68), past president of the
NorthTexas Exes
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