Mark R. Kennedy

Appreciated CU President Todd Saliman hosting Debbie and me in the President's Box to see the Buff's 34-23 victory over the Cincinnati Bearcats.

Informative day of briefings at the United States Air Force Academy with a focus on undergraduate research programs. The chapel behind me is still enclosed in what they call the "chapbox" as they refurbish Colorado's #1 tourist attraction.

"Kennedy came here with all sorts of progressive ideas and moved the university forward." "For the record, the Herald appreciated Kennedy’s work – especially his efforts on UND’s strategic plan and to modernize buildings on campus – as well as his interest in building a better relationship with the media."

Appreciated President Todd Saliman hosting Debbie and me in the President's Box for the CSU Game. Exciting 43-35 Buff victory led by Coach Deion Sanders.

Fulfilled commitment to attend commencement of the Grand Forks Air Force Base Commander who I encouraged to get a PhD.

Great to learn more about TMU's growth and its opening a campus in Eqypt.

Profile of Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska, named after University of North Dakota alum.

Image Conversation Mark Kennedy @MarkKennedyUSA Debbie and I enjoyed touring @ValpoU with our former @CUSystem colleague President Jose Padilla and his wife Hilda. Great things ahead for Valpo under President Padilla's leadership.

It was wonderful to tour the new construction at the University of North Dakota with Cassie Gerhardt, Stephanie Walker, Amy Henley and Meloney Golombiecki Linder. The new UND Memorial Union, UND Chester Fritz Library and UND Nistler College of Business & Public Administration look fantastic. Thanks to Michael Pieper for his role in upgrading the campus. More to come with North Dakota Athletics improvements led by Bill Chaves. Thanks for the wonderful leadership of UND President Andy Armacost, past UND Student Body President Erik Hanson and the UND Alumni Association & Foundation.

Learned a lot from my visit to Japan's JAXA Tsukuba Space Center. They are a great NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration -partner. Here inside model of Japanese Experiment Module “Kibo” of the International Space Station.

Meeting with fellow U.S. Air and Space Force Civic Leader Christian Anschutz and Brig. Gen. John Olson, Chief Data and Artificial Intelligence Officer for the Department of the Air Force and Col. Marc Brock, Commander of Space Delta 2

I appreciated current University of North Dakota Andrew Armacost recognizing my contributions as the immediate past President of UND as he accepted UND's American Council on Education / Fidelity Investments Award for Institutional Transformation. Congrats to whole UND Team.

Kennedy said he’s “thrilled” that the University Partnership Program will involve both workforce development and research development​...

The partnership program will also serve the Colorado Springs campus, said system President Mark Kennedy, with potential to expand to the Denver and Anschutz campuses.

President Mark Kennedy and host Emily Davies speak with serial entrepreneur, Stan Lapidus, about his accomplishments and insights on business collaboration in advancing health care, from ingenuity to implementation.

Op Ed with Frank Backes, Kevin O’Neil and Venkat Reddy

Great collaboration by Kevin O'Neill and team that is fueling Colorado's #Aerospace industry.

Honored to be a member of this commission.

"Colorado’s powerful convergence of academic, industry, government and philanthropic assets set us apart from the pack. We are uniquely positioned to meet Space Command’s needs and help advance its mission and strategic priorities."

“This gift will help grow our leadership in these areas for the benefit of the state and the nation,” he said in a statement.

If the pandemic has shown us anything, it’s that technology plays an important and growing role in how we deliver a CU education. We continue to make progress on our systemwide online and technology initiatives, but there is much work to be done.

“India is one of the most important countries for higher education,” said Mark Kennedy, president of the University of Colorado System."

CU’s world-class researchers have long excelled at collaborations that improve lives, save lives and enhance the quality of life in our state and beyond,” said CU President Mark Kennedy. “This effort will lead to even more innovation and discovery.”