UH cancer center director quits
Carl-Wilhelm Vogel, director of the Cancer Research Center of Hawaii, has resigned after nine years on the job.
The University of Hawaii at Manoa issued a statement on Thursday praising Vogel’s leadership since his appointment in 1999. Vogel told PBN that his last day as director will be Dec. 31, after which he will stay on with the center as a faculty member and continue with research.
He declined to say why he is stepping down.
The university said it will begin a nationwide search for a new permanent director soon and Vogel is expected to assist with the transition of leadership default payday loan.
“UH Manoa is grateful for Dr. Vogel’s many contributions,” said University of Hawaii at Manoa Chancellor Virginia Hinshaw in a statement. “Dr. Vogel will continue his service to UH Manoa as he resumes his research as a member of the Cancer Center faculty.”
The university said the center will continue with its plans to build a new $200-million cancer research facility in Kakaako.