During the summer of 1992, President Michael Hooker left UMBC to take the helm of the five-school University of Massachusetts System. Freeman Hrabowski, who had first served as Vice Provost and then as Vice President, was selected as the interim president. A search for a new president would not begin until a final decision had been made about the possible unification of UMBC and UMAB, as only one president would be needed if the two schools merged. President’s office records, Collection 50, certificates, 9 x 12.
Resolution from the City Council of Baltimore in recognition of Freeman A. Hrabowski’s appointment as Interim President of UMBC, UARC 2011-003.
