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Meredith Hay of the University of Iowa will be the University of Arizona's next provost, UA President Robert Shelton announced today.

Hay, currently vice president for research at UI, will be the UA's chief academic officer and second-in-command.

Hay is scheduled to begin April 30, taking over from Eugene Sander, who has served as interim provost since George Davis stepped down from the position after seven years. The appointment awaits approval by the Arizona Board of Regents, which will meet March 6 and 7 in Tempe.

Read more about this story in tomorrow's Arizona Daily Star.