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With an impressive 26-year career in higher-education administration-the last eight at the presidential level-Jordan was named one of the nation's most innovative and entrepreneurial higher-education leaders in the book “The Entrepreneurial College President,” by James L. Fisher and James V. Koch. The authors describe Jordan and 16 others as leaders who “appreciate, but are not anchored by, the past and who readily question the status quo, generate innovative ideas, and find ways to prevent organizational structure from discouraging change.”

President Jordan grew up in Colorado. He began his career in academia at the University of Colorado as the assistant secretary to the Board of Regents and an attendant instructor in the Graduate School of Public Affairs. From there, he took increasingly prominent positions as an assistant vice chancellor, then vice chancellor at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, before becoming the deputy executive director for finance and planning for the Arizona Board of Regents and an adjunct professor in the Center for Educational Leadership at Arizona State University. In 1994, Jordan was named executive director of the Kansas Board of Regents and four years later took over as president of Eastern Washington University.

With an impressive 26-year career in higher-education administration-the last eight at the presidential level-Jordan was named one of the nation’s most innovative and entrepreneurial higher-education leaders in the book “The Entrepreneurial College President,” by James L. Fisher and James V. Koch. The authors describe Jordan and 16 others as leaders who “appreciate, but are not anchored by, the past and who readily question the status quo, generate innovative ideas, and find ways to prevent organizational structure from discouraging change.”

President Jordan grew up in Colorado. He began his career in academia at the University of Colorado as the assistant secretary to the Board of Regents and an attendant instructor in the Graduate School of Public Affairs. From there, he took increasingly prominent positions as an assistant vice chancellor, then vice chancellor at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, before becoming the deputy executive director for finance and planning for the Arizona Board of Regents and an adjunct professor in the Center for Educational Leadership at Arizona State University. In 1994, Jordan was named executive director of the Kansas Board of Regents and four years later took over as president of Eastern Washington University.