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Central Michigan University President George Ross said layoffs are likely and the university is in the midst of course-correcting for its $14 million budget deficit.Ross read a testimony to the Michigan House Appropriations Committees on Thursday.
It was announced recently that there is a $14 million deficiency this year at Central Michigan University because of declined enrollment.
Chances are, if you hear the word “hazing,” your mind isn’t going to think of the extra laps you were told to take your first year on the basketball team.
The university is facing an approximately $14 million budget shortfall, Central Michigan University President George Ross announced Thursday at the Board of Trustees formal meeting.
SGA President Jazmin Biernat said the address is tentatively scheduled for April 3.
In his initial statement, Ross said the woman was not a student and referred to her as a "non-student" throughout the release.
The Central Michigan Board of Trustees will meet for their first formal session of 2017 at 8 a.m.
Grand Valley Lanthorn reported on Feb. 1 that Ian Davison, dean of the College of Science and Engineering at Central Michigan University, is being considered for the provost position at Grand Valley State University.
Yesterday's news about a Valentine's day card that depicts Adolf Hitler saying “my love 4 u burns like 6,000 jews” sparked outrage and drew international attention.
The woman who was responsible for creating an anti-Semitic Valentine's Day card has left Mount Pleasant.The Office of Civil Rights and Institutional Equality at CMU concluded its inquiry into the matter on Friday, according to a CMU News release.
After the longitudinal climate survey exploring racial and ethnic diversity at Central Michigan University was published in 2015, indicating minority students commonly experience discrimination and discomfort on campus, the university has executed some efforts to address student’s diversity concerns.
Following a year of silence, it was announced today that Central Michigan University is selling its Flint public broadcasting station for $14 million.
The College of Business Administration will be hosting a workshop for students participating in the upcoming New Venture Completion.
Senators in the Academic Senate expressed deep concern regarding budget cuts expected from each department to manage the $10.6 million deficit inflicting Central Michigan University.Faculty banded together at the Academic Senate meeting on Tuesday, Feb.
Ross said CMU has been advised that until further clarification or guidance is provided, individuals from the seven countries named in Trump's executive order "should exercise caution by refraining from international travel."
There are two new additions to the Central Michigan University Board of Trustees.Gov. Rick Snyder appointed Joseph (Joe) Anderson, Jr.
Under the “Teaching Faculty Qualifications Policy and Procedures” standards, faculty at CMU will need to either have a master’s degree or higher in their teaching discipline or subfield, a master's degree or higher with 18 credits in the discipline they are teaching, or adequate experience-based qualifications to be an eligible educator.
According to Gregory Hand, special assistant to the Vice President for Health Sciences at West Virginia University and co-founder of Global Energy Balance Network, the $806,500 for a for an “energy flux” study in 2011 and $507,000 to establish the Global Energy Balance Network, according to the Times, given to him by Coca-Cola “simply ran out.” Hand was on the Board and helped put together the website, he said.
While Central Michigan University administration and the Academic Senate make decisions regarding the university, some of the legislation comes from another source.That source is a group of students whose decisions reflect the voice for their fellow students on campus.Student Government Association (SGA) is described by its President Jazmin Biernat as “an organization of student representatives on campus that look to address issues that are relevant for everyone.”Biernat replaced Ian Elliott, who stepped down in December due to “personal reasons and opportunities.” Biernat declined to comment Elliott’s whereabouts but said she is excited to lead the organization this semester.“Every year it’s something different,” Biernat said.
An administrator who is a candidate for Central Michigan University's vice president for research and Dean of Graduate Studies is linked to a controversial non-profit group.