Marye Anne Fox

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External links

• Marye Anne Fox Papers MSS 764. Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego Library.
• UC San Diego. Office of the Chancellor Subject Files RSS 1. Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego Library.

Marye Anne Fox
Fox in 2012
SeventhChancellor of the University of California San Diego [1]
In office 2004–2012

Academic offices
Preceded by Larry K. Monteith	12th Chancellor of North Carolina State University 1998–2004	Succeeded by Robert A. Barnhardt
Preceded by Robert C. Dynes	7th Chancellor of the University of California San Diego 2004–2012	Succeeded by Pradeep Khosla