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JoAnne Epps, a trailblazer at Temple University who was like "a family member" to many, died suddenly Sept. 19 while serving as acting president.

A viewing and memorial service are being held Friday morning for JoAnne Epps, the president of Temple University who died earlier this month.

The sudden untimely passing of Temple University acting president JoAnne E. Epps has brought together many of the region’s leaders in memory of her service an

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Temple University has named Richard Englert, its former president and current chancellor, as the interim president after the recent death of acting president JoAnne Epps.

Englert will serve as a “transitional leader” to carry on the work Epps started, the Philadelphia university said in an announcement Tuesday.

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Funeral services for two prominent Philadelphia educators, JoAnne Epps and Constance Clayton, who died days apart, have been announced.

Richard Englert, the current Temple chancellor and former president, will assume a "transitional leader" role, according to the Philadelphia university.

The president believed that there was increasing positivity following a controversial semester.