By Roseline Jean-Pierre
Dr. Harry K. Moon, president and CEO of Nova Southeastern University, presents his vision at NSU’s Fall State of the University.
Dr. Harry K. Moon, president and CEO of Nova Southeastern University, addressed the NSU community about the achievements and impacts he has seen as president in “NSU’s Fall State of the University” today.
“Nine months ago, when I had the honor of becoming NSU’s seventh president, I made some promises and set some goals, and I’m here today to reaffirm those promises and to report our progress in pursuing those goals,” Moon said.
The State of the University took place in the Rick Case Arena in the Don Taft University Center.
In his speech, Moon said a major part of his vision is to accelerate the time students complete their degrees.
“This semester, selected students began to receive their combined bachelor’s degrees in medical professions and others, compressing the time for completion from eight years to six years, and lowering the cost and debt burden for our students,” Moon said.
Moon hopes expedited learning can be done to other programs, such as law, business, healthcare, computing, education and more.
“This is a wave of the future, and NSU is clearly among the first to catch that wave, but we’re pursuing excellence in everything we do, and that includes our commitment to become a catalyst for Florida and the world’s ocean economy,” Moon said.
Moon also thanked the NSU student body, faculty, his executive leadership team and staff for their leadership and support.
“Our shared strategic vision and dedication is strengthening not only the colleges and the divisions, but our university as a whole,” Moon said.
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