Myers served as interim president of the A-State system the first nine months of 2024 following the resignation of former president Chuck Welch. Myers served until the hiring of Kelly in September of 2024.
Myers says serving as system president isn’t a whole lot different than being chancellor.
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Myers’ contract terms are consistent with his previous interim service according to the university. There was no action regarding a future search for a new system president.
Myers retired from ASU-Mountain Home after serving 13 years as chancellor and was designated Chancellor Emeritus by the ASU System Board of Trustees on July 18, 2023. He has remained engaged with the ASU System as a consultant on the new Career Readiness Education & Skills Training (CREST) Center in Jonesboro, which is a collaboration among A-State, ASU-Newport and Arkansas Northeastern College.
Myers, who still lives in Mountain Home, says one of these days he might understand how to properly retire.
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In one other item of local interest, the board of trustees granted temporary property easements to the City of Mountain Home for utility work at ASU-Mountain Home. The work will allow the city to connect one waterline to another that serves a neighborhood close to the campus.
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