And the exodus of talent following the loss of the Hat continues.
Anonymous
03/27/2012
That’s a leap to say that this is in any way linked to Lariviere’s firing. Though undoubtedly adds to the leadership gap.
Anonymous
03/27/2012
It is a tough gig when JH continues to recycle old stuff. It may be a good thing for the environment but not for a University to move forward.
Anonymous
03/27/2012
Yes, look at her resume — 20 years at UO, working up from staff counselor to VPSA. Natural that having reached the top here, she might like a challenge elsewhere. No reason to panic about this. Plenty of reason to panic about any number of other things.
Anonymous
03/28/2012
Have never been the least impressed with her. I wish her the best of luck in finding a new position.
Keeping track
03/28/2012
Holmes is the longest-serving UO administrator at VP/Provost or above, by quite a bit.
Everyone else started in (in order on that page): 2011, 2011, 2012, 2010, 2011, 2010, 2007 (Holmes), 2011, 2010, 2009.
Sure, Davis is part of the old guard, and Bean is a Frohnmayer guy, but that’s a lot of new blood. It sure *seems* like an opportunity for fresh thinking and new approaches (but presumably not a New Partnership).
Anonymous
04/11/2012
She’s no longer listed on the VA Tech finalist info site — which now refers to only “two” finalists. .
Anonymous
04/11/2012
Word on the street is that she got the raise she was looking for and withdrew. Can anyone verify?
And the exodus of talent following the loss of the Hat continues.
That’s a leap to say that this is in any way linked to Lariviere’s firing.
Though undoubtedly adds to the leadership gap.
It is a tough gig when JH continues to recycle old stuff. It may be a good thing for the environment but not for a University to move forward.
Yes, look at her resume — 20 years at UO, working up from staff counselor to VPSA. Natural that having reached the top here, she might like a challenge elsewhere. No reason to panic about this. Plenty of reason to panic about any number of other things.
Have never been the least impressed with her. I wish her the best of luck in finding a new position.
Holmes is the longest-serving UO administrator at VP/Provost or above, by quite a bit.
http://www.uoregon.edu/leadership
Everyone else started in (in order on that page): 2011, 2011, 2012, 2010, 2011, 2010, 2007 (Holmes), 2011, 2010, 2009.
Sure, Davis is part of the old guard, and Bean is a Frohnmayer guy, but that’s a lot of new blood. It sure *seems* like an opportunity for fresh thinking and new approaches (but presumably not a New Partnership).
She’s no longer listed on the VA Tech finalist info site — which now refers to only “two” finalists. .
Word on the street is that she got the raise she was looking for and withdrew. Can anyone verify?