Dr. Wingard will be the first Temple University president to live this close to campus in decades, according to university officials.
Jason Wingard and his family will sell their current home, which is in Chestnut Hill, and move into a rowhouse on North Carlisle Street, a block off campus.Temple University President Dr. Jason Wingard is planning to move a block from campus in an effort to further engage with students and families in surrounding neighborhoods.He will now move into a three-story rowhouse on North Carlisle Street, a block off campus.
The university bought the home and several properties in 2010 and has been using them as offices. The home will now be renovated for residential living. Wingard's Violence Reduction Task Force released safety recommendations last month stating the university must play a key role to help reduce high crime rates in the surrounding North Philadelphia neighborhoods.
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