Frits Pannekoek
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Frits Pannekoek is the current President of Athabasca University. Prior to taking this position June 2005, he was Director of Information Resources at the University of Calgary.
Graduating from the University of Calgary in 1969 with a BA, Pannekoek went on to get his MA from the same institution, followed by a doctorate in 1974 from Queen's University with a dissertation on Western Canadian history and Indigenous peoples.
In 2008 he was appointed the President of the International Council for Open and Distance Education.[1]
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- Dr Pannekoek's C.V.
- AU Appoints New President
- Dr Pannekoek's Bio at CFFN.ca
- Dr Pannekoek's Speech on Open University of Nepal
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President of Athabasca University 2005 - |
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