Dorsey & Whitney chairman Thomas Moe has long been a big man at his law firm. Now he's off to become a big man on campus. Early last month, the 61-year-old Moe announced plans to take a seven-month leave from the Minneapolis-based Dorsey to become athletic director at the University of Minnesota. The school, rocked by an academic cheating scandal, could use another lawyer on board.
January 10, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Dorsey & Whitney chairman Thomas Moe has long been a big man at his law firm. Now he’s off to become a big man on campus.
Early last month, the 61-year-old Moe announced plans to take a seven-month leave from the Minneapolis-based Dorsey to become athletic director at the University of Minnesota.
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