James Stephen is new Registrar of Andhra University
The Hindu
Prof. Stephen takes charge as AU Registrar; aims to make it top higher edu institute. Experienced educator has 32 patents, copyrights, nine grants. Top priority to make AU world-class.
Prof. Meka James Stephen, a full-time chair professor of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Chair of Andhra University, took charge as the Registrar of the university on Wednesday, in the presence of Vice-Chancellor P.V.G.D. Prasad Reddy.
Prof. Stephen, who has done his PhD in computer science systems engineering, is also the Dean for Trans-disciplinary Research Hub (TDR-HUB), AU. He has more than 21 years of teaching experience and 10 years of administrative experience. He has served as the Executive Council member of AU. He has 32 patents, copyrights, nine national and international grants. Before coming to the university, he worked as the principal of an engineering college for nine years.
Prof. Stephen said that his top priority would be making the university one of the top higher education institutes in the world.
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