Paul Locatelli

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Paul Locatelli
Born	1938
Residence	Santa Clara, CA
Education	B.S., Commerce (accounting), Santa Clara University (1960) D.B.A. (major in accounting, minors in economics and management), the University of Southern California (1971) Master of Divinity, the Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley (1974)[1]
Employers	Santa Clara University
Title	University President and Professor of Accounting
Term	1988-present
Predecessor	William J. Rewak. S.J.
Board member of	Educational Boards and Associations: Presidents Council of the Association of Governing Boards; Executive Committee of the Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities (chair 1992-94); Institute of International Education of Students; Senior Commission of Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC); Board of Directors of WASC; Chair of WASC Task Force on Purposes of Accreditation; Accounting Education Change Commission; National Association for Independent Colleges and Universities; Commission for Minority Education of the American Council of Education; National Conference of Bishops and Presidents' Committee on Education; Boards of Trustees: University of San Francisco; Seattle University; St. Louis University; Regis University; Loyola Marymount University Community Boards: Boards of Directors: John Gardner Center for Youth and Their Communities; Silicon Valley Conference for Community and Justice; The Tech Museum of Innovation; Foundation Board for Joint Venture: Silicon Valley (chair); 21st Century Education Initiative of Joint Venture: Silicon Valley; Urban League of San Jose; Jesuit Volunteer Corp.-Southwest; California Business/Higher Education Forum[1]
Religious beliefs	Roman Catholic
Website www.scu.edu/president

Rev. Paul Locatelli, S.J. (born 1938) is president and professor of accounting at Santa Clara University in Santa Clara, California. He is a Jesuit priest and a Certified Public Accountant, earning his undergraduate degree at the University of Santa Clara, now Santa Clara University, in 1960 and his doctorate in business at the University of Southern California.

On March 1, 2008, Locatelli announced his intention to resign during the 2008-2009 academic year, after 20 years as university president, in order to take on additional responsibilities in Rome as Secretary for Jesuit Higher Education to promote cooperation among Jesuit higher education institutions.

During Locatelli's tenure as president, beginning in 1988, academic excellence, admissions standards, endowment funding,have increased substantially. Most notably was Father Locatelli's cutting of the Division 1 football program. Perhaps most importantly, Santa Clara has become a more outward-looking institution.

Through the Ignatian Center for Jesuit Education, the University has expanded its ability to connect students to communities in Silicon Valley and throughout the world. Locatelli is known affectionately by the students at SCU through a variety of nicknames; such as; "Papa Lōc", "Big Poppa P", "P. Loc", and the "Big P".

[edit] Curriculum Vitae

President (1988-Present) and Professor of Accounting at Santa Clara University Professor of Accounting and Rector (1986-88) at Loyola Marymount University Academic Vice President (1978-86); Associate Dean of Business (1976-78); Faculty of Accounting (1974-86) at Santa Clara University

Education and Personal

Bachelor of Science in Commerce (accounting) from Santa Clara University Doctorate of Business Administration (major in accounting, minors in economics and management) from the University of Southern California, 1971 Master of Divinity from the Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley, 1974 Certified Public Accountant, 1965 Entered the Jesuit Order in 1962, ordained in 1974

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[edit] External links

• Office of the President, Santa Clara University
• Official speeches and letters
• Fr. Locatelli re-appointed for fourth term