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UO’s financial situation

10/22/2012: From the annual report to OUS. Quick glance? Over the 5 years since Bean’s appointment as interim provost spending on research is up $12 million or 18%, while spending on institutional support (central administration) is up $17.5 million or 40%.

6 Comments

  1. Anonymous 10/23/2012

    Anyone???? still waiting for a copy of the proposal DaveF submitted to the legislature for the reorganization of the University Administration that includes new titles, the increase in positions and the outrageous salary increases they have taken…R U still waiting to see the approval that gave the go ahead for all this money grabbing. Yeah…don’t hold your breath…didn’t happen.

  2. Anas clypeata 10/23/2012

    And spending on instruction up 36%, for what it’s worth.

  3. Anonymous 10/23/2012

    Canis Minor, not the brightest constellation in the academic heavens, opines:

    If the quality of the administrators were superior, few would mind, indeed we might be better off.
    B
    ut the reality is that the appointments have been mediocre at best and often terrible. The cycle of hiring more and more administrators at ever higher salaries and hiring administrators who are incapable of providing any real vision of where we might be going and how to get there is truly discouraging.

    Where are the deans in this process? where are the department heads? Why do they tolerate this state of affairs?

  4. Anonymous 10/23/2012

    Deans and Dept Heads are just lower-level functionaries, the way JH runs the show these days. Bump into one and you’ll get an earful, but they are powerless–or at least feel powerless–to change things. They’re almost like…faculty.

    • Anonymous 10/24/2012

      Some deans and department heads seem focused on moving up the administrative ladder. Thus, they don’t want to ask uncomfortable questions.

  5. Anonymous 10/24/2012

    Any word on how the science head’s meeting with Bean went yesterday?

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