Victor Pasley of Columbia has been reappointed to the Lincoln University Board of Curators. Pasley retired from Xerox Corporation in 2010 after a 32-year career as a member of its executive team.

Lincoln curators Victor Pasley, of Columbia, and Richard Popp, of Tebbetts, were reappointed to the board, according to a news release from the Governor's Office. Popp retired from a 37-year ...

Lincoln University leaders are cutting ties with the university’s alumni association until the association submits a financial audit and signs an agreement with the university governing their ...

Sincerely, Victor Pasley, Lincoln University President, Board of Curators.” Missouri’s governor appoints LU’s board of curators , who selects and monitors the university’s president.

Lincoln University, a historically Black institution in Missouri, has carried through on a threat to end its formal relationship with its national alumni association, according to an announcement ...

Members of the Lincoln University-Missouri community are calling for drastic change after a faculty member’s tragic death. According to HBCU Buzz, the Lincoln University National Alumni ...

Lincoln University announced on Thursday that it will end its relationship with the Lincoln University of Missouri National Alumni Association (LUAA). On Thursday, Executive Director of University ...

“For us, this report is not the end of a process, but rather the beginning of one,” Victor Pasley, president of the university’s Board of Curators, said Thursday in a statement. “None of ...

Lincoln University reports that mediation efforts between the two parties ended after the ... Bonds said LU Board of Curators President Victor Pasley made inaccurate statements about the Alumni ...

Lincoln University, a Missouri HBCU, ... we are confident that it will not impede our efforts at expanding alumni engagement," Board of Curators President Victor Pasley said.

Antoinette “Bonnie” Candia-Bailey was the vice president of student affairs at Lincoln University of Missouri, an HBCU in Jefferson City. Candia-Bailey, who was Black, died by suicide on Monday.