UNT Welcomes Pioneering Researcher and Inventor as New College of Engineering Dean
The University of North Texas named Paul S. Krueger the new dean of its College of Engineering. His appointment begins June 1.
UNT’s College of Engineering is a leader in research and education, with an expansive research enterprise that includes additive manufacturing, cybersecurity and bioengineering, as well as government-funded initiatives in national defense, response analysis and nuclear waste storage. As dean, Krueger will oversee the college’s local and global partnerships and its more than 24 degree programs in areas ranging from biomedical engineering and computer science and engineering to information technology, electrical engineering and materials science and engineering.
“The College of Engineering is home to some of UNT’s fastest growing programs, and I am excited to see the college continue to thrive under Dr. Krueger’s leadership,” Provost Michael McPherson said. “His strategic vision for the future of STEM education and his ability to build strong relationships — both within the university community and with partners all over the world — will create extraordinary opportunities for our students and faculty.”