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Flott Named Interim Director of UNO Alumni Engagement

Flott's appointment follows the resignation of Lee Denker from the UNO Alumni Association.

Anthony Flott

Anthony Flott

The University of Nebraska Foundation has named Anthony Flott interim director of UNO Alumni Engagement. The appointment follows the resignation of Lee Denker from the UNO Alumni Association.

Flott is the senior director of UNO alumni communications and has been with the UNO Alumni Association for almost 28 years.

Earlier this month Denker took a position with the Papillion–LaVista Schools Foundation. A search for the next executive director of UNO Alumni Engagement is underway.

The University of Nebraska Foundation and UNO Alumni Association serve together as integrated university advancement partners.

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