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The Central Michigan University Board of Trustees unanimously approved a 3.47 percent tuition rate increase for in-state undergraduates for the next school year.
College of Medicine consultant Joel Lanphear will begin work as CMED's fifth associate dean after Labor Day.
The 2011-12 operating budget, including undergraduate tuition rates, is up for approval at Thursday’s CMU Board of Trustees meeting.
The Faculty Association bargaining team has announced it is willing to accept a pay freeze on the condition tuition is also frozen.
CMU’s faculty contracts have expired.
University President George Ross said a marked increase in financial aid for the 2011-2012 year will be added to the budget and available for students this fall.
Some facilities in need of upgrades on campus could luck out in the near future.
Incoming freshmen for the 2011-12 school year will benefit from a $3.3 million increase in financial aid following board approval Thursday at the board of trustees meeting.
CMU Board of Trustees meeting 04/14/11
The College of Medicine has raised nearly 50 percent of its $25-million fundraising goal.
Increases of room and board rates for the 2011-12 year will be a main topic at Thursday’s Central Michigan University Board of Trustees meeting.
The Union of Teaching Faculty will picket next week to inform the campus of its grievances accrued in its efforts to secure greater job benefits.
Central Michigan University is set to renovate Pearce and Powers halls, but state backing for the initiative remains uncertain.
A detachment of suited professionals lingered among the usual rush of hungry students craving a quick breakfast at Real Food on Campus.
Trustees heard updates on several infrastructure projects during the board of trustees' newly opened committee meetings Wednesday.
This month’s session of the board of trustees will see a significant change in previous policy — open committee meetings
A $24.5-million Capital Outlay renovation for Pearce and Powers halls is up for approval at Thursday’s board of trustees meeting.
While openness and transparency is important and certainly encouraged with administrators at CMU, it must be complete or it is worthless.
The appointments of Dr. Patricia A. Maryland and William R. Kanine to the CMU Board of Trustees have proven the College of Medicine will continue to be CMU’s main priority years down the line.
The two vacancies on the board of trustees will be filled within the week, a source from Gov. Rick Snyder’s office told Central Michigan Life today.
