CSU Chancellor Charles Reed to Retire

Dave Iverson

May 25, 2012 at

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We talk with California State University President Charles Reed, who announced on Thursday that he will retire. Reed, who has led the 23-campus system for the past 14 years, says he will stay on the job until a replacement is found.

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Charles Reed, chancellor of California State University

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