Rex Tillerson emerges as a potential candidate for University of Texas’ chancellor

Rex TillersonAP Photo/Molly Riley

  • Rex Tillerson, the departing State Secretary, has emerged as a potential candidate for the next University of Texas System chancellor.
  • Tillerson is reportedly being courted for the top job at the school’s system, which oversees 14 universities and medical institutions.
  • But other sources said no interviews were conducted yet and there were no front-runners.
  • Tillerson graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in 1975.

As the search for the next University of Texas System chancellor drags on, a new high-profile potential candidate has emerged: departing U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.

A source familiar with the effort told The Texas Tribune on Friday that Tillerson is being courted by some system leaders as a candidate for the top job at the system, which oversees 14 universities and medical institutions. The Wall Street Journal first reported the news, saying “several members of a search committee are making ‘a hard push’ to draw Tillerson.”

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