Russell Swagger Resigns as LCO University President
- joemorey
- Apr 29
- 1 min read
LCO Ojibwe University
Official Release

Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe University President, Dr. Russell Swagger submitted his resignation effective Thursday, April 17, 2025.
On Wednesday, Swagger informed the university’s board of regents about his decision and the board accepted his resignation.
The Board of Regents intends to initiate a search for the next president of the university.
In the interim, Karen Breit will serve as acting President.
Dr. Swagger was appointed as the president of the Lac Courte Oreilles University in 2018, where he successfully transitioned the institution from a community college to a university.
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The announcement of Dr. Russell Swagger’s resignation as LCO University President marks a significant change for the institution. His leadership from 2018 helped transform the college into a university. While the search for a new president is underway, students might enjoy a quick break with the Slope Game, a fun and engaging way to relax before tackling academic challenges.
Leadership transitions mark moments of both reflection and opportunity. Dr. Swagger's transformative journey from college to university status exemplifies visionary leadership. Change, though uncertain, often paves the way for new horizons.
Lesson learned: Institutional evolution requires bold leadership and clear vision.[uglyi]
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