Nancy Cantor to head Rutgers University's Newark campus, Star-Ledger reports

Syracuse University's outgoing chancellor, Nancy Cantor, will take over as head of Rutgers University's Newark campus, the Star-Ledger reported this morning.

From the story:
"Cantor, 61, said she was not looking to take on another college leadership job, but was approached about taking the $385,000-a-year position and was attracted to the racially-diverse, urban campus. She will report to Rutgers President Robert Barchi.
'I wasn't on the lookout for a new presidency for myself," Cantor said. "Honestly, this was so in my wheelhouse ... that it just drew me to it.'

"But Cantor's appointment -- scheduled to be announced at a 1 p.m. Rutgers Board of Governors meeting -- is also expected to draw some uncomfortable comparisons between Rutgers' recent basketball scandal and a similar controversy that marred Cantor's decade-long tenure at Syracuse."

Key moments in the SU chancellor's tenure:

2004
Feb. 6: SU announces it has chosen Cantor, chancellor of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, to be the first female chancellor in SU's 134-year history.
Nov. 5: Cantor is installed as SU's 11th chancellor.
Dec. 18: Daryl Gross is appointed athletic director to replace the retiring Jake Crouthamel.
Dec. 12: SU announces it will move the School of Architecture downtown.

2005
January: SU opens new $40 million home for Martin J. Whitman School of Management.
Jan. 10: Greg Robinson is appointed football coach to replace Paul Pasqualoni, whom Cantor fired.
March 21: SU unveils plans to connect the campus to downtown with a Connective Corridor, a three-mile roadway and a lighted pathway that would include wireless Internet access, benches and public art.

2007
Sept. 19: U.S. Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. on campus as SU dedicates Newhouse III, the new $31.5 million addition to its school of communications.
Sept. 21: SU says it will create on the Near West Side green housing and galleries for local artists and entrepreneurs.

2008
Nov. 7: SU opens new $107 million Life Sciences Complex.
Dec. 12: Doug Marrone is hired as the new football coach, replacing Robinson, who was fired.

2009
June 17: The Carnegie Corp. awards Cantor an Academic Leadership Award, one of the most prestigious awards in higher education.

2011
Sept. 19: SU announces plans to move from the Big East to the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Nov. 12: Former NBA star Shaquille O'Neal lifts Cantor in the air at an SU basketball game.
Nov. 27: Cantor fires assistant basketball coach Bernie Fine after Syracuse police launch an investigation into allegations that he molested two former SU ball boys.

2012
May 10: SU breaks ground on a new $90 million law school.
Sept. 13: SU announces it has raised more than $1 billion in the largest fundraising campaign in its history.
Oct. 12: Cantor announces she will leave SU when her contract expires in 2014

2013
June 20: News breaks that Cantor is heading to Rutgers University's Newark campus.

Source: http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.ssf/2013/06/nancy_cantor_to_head_rutgers_u.html

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