After serving as president of the College of William & Mary for 10 years, W. Taylor Reveley III announced Friday that he will retire on June 30, 2018.
“When I do retire, I will be 75½, and I really want to have another life after my formal work life, which will have lasted 50 years,” he said. “I think 75 is probably pushing it as far as I can push it if I want to be reasonably sure I can enjoy the rights of retirement.”
Before taking on his current position, Reveley served as the dean of the William & Mary Law School for 10 years. He first took over his position on an interim basis in February 2008 after the tumultuous tenure and sudden resignation of his predecessor, Gene Nichol.
