Does anyone have an org chart from the last year of president Moseley. Oops I mean Frohnmayer.
I nominate
03/01/2014
Roger Thompson, VP for Enrollment Management
Anon
03/01/2014
Jamie Moffitt, VPFA. I know you won’t like it, but she should be on the ballot.
dog
03/01/2014
if were allowed to vote for anyone in any of the org boxes
then I have confidence in TBD
Anon
03/01/2014
Melissa Woo, CIO
bernie's bookie
03/01/2014
The Provost is in charge of academics but the VP for Finance reports to the President instead of the Provost? What a goofy arrangement! No wonder academics and research are going down at UO.
uomattersPost author | 03/02/2014
The Senate will have to vote that we’ve got confidence in at least one person on President Gottfredson’s org chart. Or not. It will be a bit embarrassing if we don’t have more nominations to consider. Names?
Patsy
03/02/2014
I nominate Kimberly Andrews Espy. Her vision and tireless self-promotion enabled the overnight creation of the Prevention of Science Institute at a university where such bold action has traditionally required widespread consultation and long deliberation.
dog
03/02/2014
I believe the purpose of this institute is to prevent science
from happening altogether at the UO :)
Does anyone have an org chart from the last year of president Moseley. Oops I mean Frohnmayer.
Roger Thompson, VP for Enrollment Management
Jamie Moffitt, VPFA. I know you won’t like it, but she should be on the ballot.
if were allowed to vote for anyone in any of the org boxes
then I have confidence in TBD
Melissa Woo, CIO
The Provost is in charge of academics but the VP for Finance reports to the President instead of the Provost? What a goofy arrangement! No wonder academics and research are going down at UO.
The Senate will have to vote that we’ve got confidence in at least one person on President Gottfredson’s org chart. Or not. It will be a bit embarrassing if we don’t have more nominations to consider. Names?
I nominate Kimberly Andrews Espy. Her vision and tireless self-promotion enabled the overnight creation of the Prevention of Science Institute at a university where such bold action has traditionally required widespread consultation and long deliberation.
I believe the purpose of this institute is to prevent science
from happening altogether at the UO :)