Kenneth H. Keller

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Kenneth H. Keller serves as Director of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies' (SAIS) Bologna Center in Bologna, Italy.

Dr. Keller most recently held the position of Charles M. Denny, Jr., Professor of Science, Technology and Public Policy at the University of Minnesota’s Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs, where he founded the Center for Science,Technology & Public Policy[1]. His distinguished career at the university spanned nearly 35 years, culminating with his role as the university's 12th president from 1985 to 1988. He also served as vice president for Academic Affairs from 1980 to 1985 and before that held other leadership positions.

A New York City native and Columbia University graduate, Keller earned his master’s degree and Ph.D. in chemical engineering from the Johns Hopkins University and has been a member of the Whiting School of Engineering’s National Advisory Council and the Department of Chemical Engineering’s Board of Visitors. In 1996, he received JHU’s Distinguished Alumnus Award.

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Preceded by
C. Peter Magrath		 President of the University of Minnesota
1985 — 1988		 Succeeded by
Nils Hasselmo
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Presidents of University of Minnesota
Folwell • Northrop • Vincent • Burton • Coffman • Ford • Coffey • Morrill • Wilson • Moos • Ziebarth (interim) • Magrath • Keller • Sauer (interim) • Hasselmo • Yudof • Bruininks
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