Dr. Robert B. , the president of Houston Christian University, has passed away.
The university's board made the announcement, noting that his death was sudden. Dr. Sloan had been leading the university for twenty years, a period marked by significant growth.
During his tenure, the university experienced unprecedented expansion. Further details about Dr. Sloan's passing can be found through the university or news outlets, such as ABC13 Houston.
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