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If there were ever any doubt about campus frustration over the disregard for shared governance by this Central Michigan University administration, the overwhelming Academic Senate vote on Nov. 1 to suspend further academic action involving the proposed CMU Medical School ought to put that doubt to rest.
“A house divided against itself cannot stand.”
Unlike Central Michigan University, faculty at Western Michigan University and Oakland University have not publicly opposed their new medical schools.
In a hushed auditorium Tuesday, David Smith addressed the Academic Senate about what he called the “elephant in the room” regarding the College of Medicine.
The department of journalism voted unanimously last Friday to oppose the College of Medicine if revenue from existing academic programs are being used to finance it.
A Saginaw Township-based radiology group, which includes a Central Michigan University trustee, has pledged $100,000 to the College of Medicine.
Three U.S. senators introduced a bill that would increase the number of Medicare-supported graduate medical education residency slots at hospitals by at least 15,000.
The annual salaries of two College of Medicine associate deans hired in June total $425,000.
University President George Ross spoke to alumni in Midland on Tuesday, touching on the ongoing contract dispute with the Faculty Association and prioritization of academic programs on campus.
The Central Michigan University Board of Trustees approved a $1.5 million renovation to the Real Food on Campus cafeteria Thursday, specifying the new addition of a Mongolian grill.
Central Michigan University's College of Medicine remains about halfway to its fundraising goal of $25 million, as it has been since April.
Central Michigan University has a strong financial foundation.
Editor's note: This editorial has had the addition of University President Ross' actual quote during the State of the University Address.
The saying goes that one in the hand is worth two in the bush.
Dr. W. Robert Fleischmann is making $150,000 annually as a member of the College of Medicine’s faculty.
While CMU has done an admirable job of remaining fiscally conservative in most respects, it would do well to apply that conservatism a bit more liberally.
College of Medicine consultant Joel Lanphear will begin work as CMED's fifth associate dean after Labor Day.
The position of associate dean of medical education has been filled according to internal communications from the University of Minnesota.
Central Michigan University and Michigan Technological University’s School of Business and Economics will expand entrepreneurial opportunities and other academic relationships with a grant.
Dr. Linda Carol Perkowski said there are three important things in reaching her goal at Central Michigan University if chosen as associate dean for medical education and faculty development for the College of Medicine.
