Richard D. McCullough

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Richard D. McCullough

Richard D. McCullough

Florida State University (Rector)

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Richard Dean McCullough, an accomplished American chemist, entrepreneur, and visionary leader, has risen to prominence as the president of Florida State University. Born on April 9, 1959, McCullough's journey exemplifies the power of education as a first-generation college graduate. His distinguished career path includes roles as Vice Provost for Research at Harvard University, where he also held the esteemed position of Professor of Materials Science and Engineering within the renowned John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. In a significant moment for academia, McCullough was chosen in 2021 as the 16th president of Florida State University, succeeding former President John E. Thrasher. Taking office on August 16, 2021, McCullough embarked on a mission to shape the university's future.

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