94-02-24 Ann Antrobus Appointed University of Virginia Registrar

ANN ANTROBUS APPOINTED UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA REGISTRAR

     CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., Feb. 24 -- Ann Antrobus, acting
registrar at the University of Virginia since last year, has been
appointed to the post on a permanent basis following a national
search, University officials announced Wednesday.
     Antrobus, who has served as assistant and associate registrar
over the past 15 years, replaces Roger Printup, who became
registrar of Stanford University in August.
     Antrobus has played a major role in developing numerous
innovative programs that have made the U.Va. Registrar's Office a
national leader in its field, interim vice president and provost
Peter W. Low said in making the announcement.
     "Her broad experience with advanced systems in the
registration and advising process clearly identified her as the
best individual to lead the office in the years ahead," he said.
     Antrobus, who holds a B.S. degree from the College of William
and Mary and an M.Ed. from U.Va., has been instrumental in
developing such programs here as  OASIS (On-line Access to Student
Information Systems), PACE (the Programmed Academic Curriculum
Evaluation) and ISIS (the Integrated Student Information System). 
Last fall she was responsible for implementing telephone
registration for the first time at U.Va. 
     She is an active participant in national and regional
professional associations of registrars.
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                                                February 23, 1994


[Submitted by: Karen A. Castle  (kac@uva.pcmail.virginia.edu)
               Thu, 24 Feb 94 09:33:43 EST]