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Last updated on Thursday, December 29, 2011
(BLOOMINGTON) - Indiana University’s top lawyer is stepping down after 17 years in that position.
The university says a national search will be conducted to find a replacement for Dorothy Frapwell, who is the school's vice president and general counsel. Frapwell will become a special adviser to her replacement.
IU spokesman Mark Land said Frapwell decided to resign and that school officials are grateful she's helping ensure a smooth transition.
Frapwell joined IU's legal staff in 1975 and became its top lawyer in 1994. She was promoted to vice president and general counsel in 2006.
Land says a search committee hopes to have a replacement able to take over by July.
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