Laura Carlson inaugurated as UD’s 29th president
Laura Carlson was inaugurated as the 29th president of the University of Delaware in a ceremony attended by distinguished guests, including former US President Joe Biden. Carlson's presidency is expected to drive the university's forward-focused chapter, building on its strong foundation.
The University of Delaware inaugurated Laura Carlson as its 29th president on April 17. The ceremony on The Green was attended by thousands, including former US President Joe Biden, Sen. Chris Coons, and Gov. Matt Meyer. Carlson, who assumed the role on Jan. 1, is expected to lead the university during a challenging time for higher education. Carlson's presidency is characterized by a purpose-driven mindset, emphasizing the university's commitment to making a difference in the lives of students and Delawareans. The inauguration was part of a two-day celebration that included various events across the state. Carlson brings 28 years of experience from the University of Notre Dame, where she served as a psychology professor and in senior leadership roles.
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