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Dear Philip,
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It gives me great pleasure to introduce myself as the University of Cambridge’s new Vice-Chancellor. I’m excited to be starting in this new role at a critical time.
I’m a psychologist with an interest in social norms. I have spent most of my academic career at Princeton, including the last few years as Provost, with responsibility for all academic, planning and budgetary matters. There is some more information about me in my bio.
I am very grateful for the warm Cambridge welcome I have received. After only a few weeks here, I already feel at home. Above all, I have enjoyed meeting alumni and supporters both in the UK and as far afield as New York and Hong Kong. You are some of the people that make Cambridge so special.
In the months ahead, I look forward to meeting many more alumni, and to working together to make sure that Cambridge continues to be a global leader in education and research.
With best wishes,
Debbie
Professor Deborah Prentice
Vice-Chancellor
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It gives me great pleasure to introduce myself as the University of Cambridge’s new Vice-Chancellor. I’m excited to be starting in this new role at a critical time.
I’m a psychologist with an interest in social norms. I have spent most of my academic career at Princeton, including the last few years as Provost, with responsibility for all academic, planning and budgetary matters. There is some more information about me in my bio.
I am very grateful for the warm Cambridge welcome I have received. After only a few weeks here, I already feel at home. Above all, I have enjoyed meeting alumni and supporters both in the UK and as far afield as New York and Hong Kong. You are some of the people that make Cambridge so special.
In the months ahead, I look forward to meeting many more alumni, and to working together to make sure that Cambridge continues to be a global leader in education and research.
With best wishes,
Debbie
Professor Deborah Prentice
Vice-Chancellor
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