Add another accolade to University of Nebraska President Ted Carter’s distinguished U.S. Navy career.
University of Nebraska President Ted Carter and wife Lynda Carter speak about the ice cream flavor named in Ted's honor at the UNL Dairy Store on Monday, Aug. 16, 2021.
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Matt Tracy, director of general education and dual enrollment, left, chats with Walter "Ted" Carter and his wife, Lynda, in the Thompson Alumni Center at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Carter and his wife visited UNO in November.
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Walter “Ted” Carter, priority candidate for the NU system’s presidency, with his wife, Lynda, during a forum at the Thompson Alumni Center at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. A statewide tour will take the Carters to Columbus, Norfolk and Fremont on Monday and Scottsbluff on Tuesday.
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Walter “Ted” Carter, second from left, and his wife, Lynda, visit with NU Regent Tim Clare, UNO and UNMC Chancellor Jeffrey Gold, and UNO Athletic Director Trev Alberts in the Thompson Alumni Center at the University of Nebraska at Omaha during a November visit.
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Photos: Walter E. 'Ted' Carter
Ted Carter was the sole finalist for the NU system's presidency. Here's a look back at his 30-day public review period speaking to Nebraskans in communities across the state.
Walter “Ted” Carter, the former superintendent of the U.S. Naval Academy, won confirmation Thursday as the University of Nebraska's next president.
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Walter “Ted” Carter will receive base pay of $934,600 as NU president.
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Walter "Ted" Carter speaks at UNO in November.
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Matt Tracy, director of general education and dual enrollment, left, chats with Walter "Ted" Carter and his wife, Lynda, in the Thompson Alumni Center at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Carter and his wife visited UNO in November.
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Walter “Ted” Carter, priority candidate for the NU system’s presidency, with his wife, Lynda, during a forum at the Thompson Alumni Center at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. A statewide tour will take the Carters to Columbus, Norfolk and Fremont on Monday and Scottsbluff on Tuesday.
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UNO grad student Hameidah Alsafwani asks Ted Carter a question at UNO’s Thompson Alumni Center.
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Walter "Ted" Carter, then the priority candidate for the NU presidency, speaks during a November forum at the Thompson Alumni Center at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.
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Walter “Ted” Carter, second from left, and his wife, Lynda, visit with NU Regent Tim Clare, UNO and UNMC Chancellor Jeffrey Gold, and UNO Athletic Director Trev Alberts in the Thompson Alumni Center at the University of Nebraska at Omaha during a November visit.
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Walter E. 'Ted' Carter, priority candidate for the NU presidency, is introduced by a few members of the selection committee during a press conference on Friday, Oct. 25, 2019, at Varner Hall in Lincoln.
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Walter E. "Ted" Carter Jr.
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