EDITORIAL: No confidence in Ross, Shapiro
The Academic Senate acknowledged the disillusioned mood of our campus and community in its resolution stating its loss of confidence in University President George Ross and Provost Gary Shapiro.
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The Academic Senate acknowledged the disillusioned mood of our campus and community in its resolution stating its loss of confidence in University President George Ross and Provost Gary Shapiro.
Some Central Michigan University administrators knew they needed to increase the startup cost for the College of Medicine about a month before it was released to the campus community, but did not know how much.
Academic Senate has the power to change Central Michigan University.
Central Michigan University and the Faculty Association's Dec. 2 tentative agreement allows the FA to keep MESSA for health care if members absorb premium increases, but includes no salary changes from the university's original offer made before the fall semester began.
The Board of Trustees and seven college deans are standing by University President George Ross and Provost Gary Shapiro after an Academic Senate's vote of no confidence.
Concerns from faculty members about the College of Medicine and the most recent Academic Senate meeting were shared at Wednesday’s Board of Trustees-Faculty Liaison Committee meeting.
Fundraising for CMED remains about halfway complete with 50.57 percent of $25 million raised thus far.
Provost Gary Shapiro told the Academic Senate Tuesday Central Michigan University has "ample resources to fund the College of Medicine."
Provost Gary Shapiro said Central Michigan University increased the estimated startup cost for the College of Medicine because some assumptions about the project have changed over time.
The College of Medicine has asked for a lot from Central Michigan University:
Academic Senate November 29 from CMLifeVideo on Vimeo.
Faculty had a chance to express concerns about the College of Medicine during a meeting with the Liaison Committee on Medical Education survey team.
A brief history of the College of Medicine (and what it has taught us):
Dr. Ernest Yoder will present material regarding the College of Medicine to the Academic Senate, but at a later date than members would like.
On Monday night, I attended an SGA meeting that featured Central Michigan University President George Ross. I listened quietly as he spoke and fielded questions, and I was struck by a number of things.
About 40 Faculty Association members waited on the second floor of Rowe Hall Monday afternoon hoping to be spotted by the visiting members of the Liaison Committee on Medical Education.
Central Michigan University now estimates the start-up costs for the College of Medicine will exceed $30 million.
At least three groups have filed Freedom of Information Act requests asking for information on the details of the College of Medicine.
The Academic Senate’s request to be involved the with upcoming Liaison Committee on Medical Education visit has been granted.