The Lebanese American University announced that it has awarded Dr. George Nasr the title of first honorary provost in its history.
This honor recognizes his outstanding leadership and his remarkable scholarly and academic contributions, as his second term as Vice President for Academic Affairs nears its end in late August.
University President Dr. Shawki Abdullah emphasized that Nasr embodied the values of academic excellence, integrity, and service that characterize the university.
He also noted that Nasr’s intellectual contributions have helped advance the university.
His legacy will remain a source of inspiration for students, faculty members, and academic leaders.
Nasr has dedicated more than three decades to serving the university, beginning as a professor of engineering in 1993.
He then served as department chair and dean of the College of Engineering for 12 years, before being appointed vice president for academic affairs in 2018.
Throughout his career, he led accreditation processes and expanded undergraduate and graduate programs.
He strengthened research and industry partnerships.
He also contributed to the development of laboratories and educational infrastructure and supported faculty members.
During economic crises and the COVID-19 pandemic, Nasr worked to ensure the continuity of education.
He expanded financial aid for students and maintained academic excellence.
He also supported the implementation of a project to enhance the university’s global presence and sustainability.
The honorary degree was conferred with the approval of the Board of Trustees in recognition of a career marked by generosity and achievement.
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