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New Presidents or Provosts: Centenary College of Louisiana, Foothill College, Grays Harbor College, Hawai'i CC, Lorain County CC, Marywood U, South Dakota State U, U of Dayton, Wyoming Christian College
Glenn Arbery, interim president at Wyoming Catholic College, has been promoted to the job on a permanent basis. Marcia J...
New Presidents or Provosts: Aurora U, Bemidji State U, Capilano U, Converse College, Metropolitan State U, St. John Fisher College, Umpqua CC, Wayland Baptist U
Virginia Arthur, provost at Metropolitan State University, in Minnesota, has been selected as president there. Frank M. Buscher, vice president...
Cleaning House at Louisville
Kentucky governor's dismissal of most trustees and the president's resignation, designed to end university's governance logjam, could create a new set of problems.
New Presidents or Provosts: Briar Cliff U, Butte College, Hazard Community-Technical College, St. John's College of Nursing, Schreiner U, Seattle CC System, Southwest Baptist U, U of Mobile, Xavier U of Louisiana
Charlene S. Aaron, assistant professor at Illinois State University’s Mennonite College of Nursing, has been selected as chancellor at St...
Presidential Perks
New study on compensation for leaders of state colleges and universities finds costs for bonuses and other expensive benefits are growing.
New Presidents or Provosts: Auburn U-Montgomery, Drury U, Francis Marion U, New York U, Northern Virginia CC (Alexandria and Annandale), School of the Art Institute of Chicago, U of Nebraska-Lincoln, Western Washington U
Craig Barton, professor of architecture and urban design and director of the Design School at the Herberger Institute for Design...
New Presidents or Provosts: Georgia Southern U, Johnson and Wales U-Denver, Massachusetts Bay CC, North Carolina CC System, Ryerson U, Shawnee State U, Southern Arkansas U, U of North Georgia, Wayne State U
Jeffrey Bauer, acting provost at Shawnee State University, in Ohio, has been promoted to provost and vice president for academic...
Acrimony at Akron
President leaves suddenly, after outsourcing deals that didn't work, enrollment declines and presidential house renovation that struck many as over the top. Then there was the olive jar.