Alumni Gazette
Graduate Named College President
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LEADER: Astolfi is the new president of Saint Martin’s
University in Lacey, Washington. (Photo: St. Martin’s) |
A Rochester graduate who has been an academic administrator for more than 20
years is the new president of Saint Martin’s University, a Lacey, Washington,
institution founded more than a century ago by the Benedictine order of the
Roman Catholic Church.
Douglas Astolfi ’67 (MA) had been serving
as vice president for academic affairs at Saint Leo University, a Benedictine
college in Saint Leo, Florida, before becoming president of Saint Martin’s
on July 1.
Before that, he had served as dean of the undergraduate college at Clark University
in Worcester, Massachusetts, and as vice president of academic affairs at Siena
College in Loudonville, New York.
Astofli earned a master’s degree in history at Rochester before getting
his doctorate in history from Northern Illinois University.
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