Mangelsdorf was provost at the University of Wisconsin–Madison,where she was credited with advancing fundraising,coping with budget cuts,improving the school's overall ranking,successfully retaining key faculty members,and improving relations with the state of Wisconsin.[4] Her responsibilities at Madison included oversight of all academic programs for its twelve colleges and schools,including budgeting.[5]
Mangelsdorf became as the eleventh president of the University of Rochester in July 2019.[6] She is the first woman to hold that post.[7][1]
Personal life
Mangelsdorf is married to Karl Rosengren,a developmental psychologist on the University of Rochester faculty.[7]
↑ University of Illinois, August 10, 2004, Sarah Mangelsdorf named acting dean of College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Retrieved December 10, 2019, "...served on the editorial boards of five academic journals in the field of psychology ... honored several times for her teaching, including the William Prokasy Teaching Award (1998) ...."
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