PHILADELPHIA — Jason Wingard is out as president of Temple University after less than two years, the board announced Tuesday.
Wingard, 51, who has led the 33,600-student university since July 2021, tendered his resignation and the board accepted it at a special meeting Tuesday afternoon, said Mitchell Morgan, chair of the board of trustees.
"The plan over the next week is to identify interim leadership and then move forward with a search for a new president," said Morgan, founder and chairman of Morgan Properties, who has led the Temple board for more than three years. "In the meantime, we have a strong core group of senior administrators that we will rely on."