Dean Kristofer Hagglund of the College of Health Sciences to Retire in 2026
September 10, 2025 - 19:01
After more than 35 years of dedicated service at the University of Missouri, Dean Kristofer Hagglund has announced his retirement, effective August 2026. Throughout his tenure, Hagglund has played a pivotal role in the development and expansion of the College of Health Sciences, steering it through a period of significant growth and transformation.
Under his leadership, the college has not only increased its academic offerings but has also enhanced its research capabilities and community outreach programs. Hagglund's commitment to fostering an inclusive and innovative environment has left a lasting impact on both students and faculty alike. His vision has helped establish the college as a leader in health sciences education, attracting top talent and funding opportunities.
As the college prepares for this transition, there is a focus on continuing the momentum that Hagglund has built over the years. The search for his successor will begin soon, ensuring that the college remains on a path of excellence in health sciences education and research.
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