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Ensign College President Bruce Kusch answers 7 Questions with Emmy
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January 26, 2023
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Bruce Kusch became the 13th president of Ensign College in Salt Lake City in 2017. He had been serving as its chief academic officer and previously worked at BYU-Idaho as associate academic vice president and as a business management professor.
President Kusch and his wife, Alynda, are the parents of four children and have 15 grandchildren.
I sat down with President Kusch and asked him the following questions:
A lot of people may not know what Ensign College is. Can you tell us and how many students go there?
What is the best thing about being the president of a college?
Who have been some of the coolest people you have met as president?
I hear you have a large international student body. What countries do your students come from?
What did you want to be when you grew up and did you ever think you’d be a college president?
What is your favorite way to have an Idaho potato?
Can you share a piece of advice that might help me prepare for college?
Watch my entire interview with President Kusch in the video player above!
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