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Trustees stand by Ross, Shapiro despite vote of no confidence
(12/08/11 5:00pm)
A vote of no confidence against University President George Ross and Provost Gary Shapiro by the Academic Senate was met with an immediate rejection by the chairwoman of the Board of Trustees.
George Ross isn't first CMU president to get A-Senate no confidence vote
(12/07/11 7:15pm)
University President George Ross is not the first Central Michigan University president to receive a no confidence vote from the Academic Senate.
Provost says CMU has 'ample resources' to fund CMED, during A-Senate
(12/07/11 12:19am)
Provost Gary Shapiro told the Academic Senate Tuesday Central Michigan University has "ample resources to fund the College of Medicine."
EDITORIAL: Who will hold CMED accountable?
(12/02/11 2:30pm)
The College of Medicine has asked for a lot from Central Michigan University:
WITH VIDEO: Yoder presents to A-Senate, will talk finances next week
(11/30/11 1:50pm)
Academic Senate November 29 from CMLifeVideo on Vimeo.
LCME discusses CMED with faculty members
(11/18/11 7:30pm)
Faculty had a chance to express concerns about the College of Medicine during a meeting with the Liaison Committee on Medical Education survey team.
Yoder to present on College of Medicine to Academic Senate
(11/17/11 11:15am)
Dr. Ernest Yoder will present material regarding the College of Medicine to the Academic Senate, but at a later date than members would like.
Liaison Committee on Medical Education to meet with Academic Senate during visit
(11/09/11 1:30pm)
The Academic Senate’s request to be involved the with upcoming Liaison Committee on Medical Education visit has been granted.
LETTER: Administration continues disregard for other's concerns of College of Medicine
(11/07/11 2:00pm)
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.
EDITORIAL: Questions about College of Medicine have to be answered
(11/07/11 1:53pm)
“A house divided against itself cannot stand.”
Academic Senate approves resolution to halt further action on medical college
(11/02/11 10:30am)
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.
Academic transformation discussed at Academic Senate meeting; academic prioritization to be released within a week
(10/19/11 1:05am)
This story was updated for accuracy.
Jane Goodall to speak on campus in March for more than $60,000
(10/17/11 2:25pm)
Editor's note: This article was revised for clarity.
Ross clarifies past statement, bill to approve four-year degrees from community colleges could hurt CMU
(10/05/11 3:00pm)
This article has been updated for accuracy.
Not enough nominations received to fill Academic Senate positions, management minor program approved
(09/20/11 11:03pm)
The Central Michigan University Academic Senate approved a new management minor program, after persuasion from students and faculty.
Provost reports more minority, transfer students enrolled
(09/07/11 2:30am)
There are more minority and transfer students than ever this year Provost Gary Shapiro said at Tuesday's Academic Senate meeting.
Academic Senate continues to eliminate inactive programs while Academic Prioritization process moves forward
(04/26/11 9:06pm)
Provost Gary Shapiro said the process of prioritizing all academic and service programs on campus is “right on target.”
Academic Senate votes to allow changes to academic calendar, eliminate eight programs
(03/22/11 11:17pm)
Central Michigan University’s academic calendar in years to come could see changes, including moving the fall semester's start after Labor Day.
Jamaican student comes to CMU on scholarship, wants to help bring more international students to campus
(03/16/11 11:00pm)
Maureen Nelson's soft Caribbean lilt carried stories of her island nation's culture to the center of Michigan.
