Details are thin, but there are about 20 million college students in the US, and the legislation appropriates $20B. So call it $1,000 per student, which for UO would work out to about $20M. If the money was evenly distributed, which it won’t be.
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From reporter Elizabeth Gabriel of KLCC, on OPB here: Administrators at the University of Oregon have stopped taking pay cuts, despite a $3.4 million dollar budget deficit due to the coronavirus pandemic. In April, 21 administrators volunteered to take salary deductions of 10%-12% for six months in order to help…
Eugene’s own Orchestra Next with the Nutcracker: Johnny Cash: Dolly Parton: The King: The Red Army Choir: BB King:
A bit off topic, but who doesn’t love a good confederate de-statufication video? This job might have gone quicker with just one chain around his neck, but not bad for government work. Turn up the sound or you might miss the laughing: And who will replace this traitorous slaver and…
Great moments in greenwashing from Around the O, here: “Tackling climate change is one of the greatest challenges of our time,” Schill said. “Solving this problem requires a massive coalition working at all levels of our nation and across the world. The University of Oregon is pleased to contribute to…
By doing this on the phone rather than Zoom, Board Secretary Angela Wilhelms has insured that we don’t have to look at Rob Mullens’s smug face, and that none of the reporters phoning in can understand a word the trustees are saying. I think I hear “budget deficit” and “raises…
From Knocking at College’s Door from WICHE, the higher ed research group with the best acronym ever. The total number of Oregon HS graduates will peak in 5 years. The number of Hispanic HS graduates has doubled in 11 years, but will also peak in 2026. As for UO’s strategy…
It seems that, in the PAC-12, only UO General Counsel Kevin Reed is willing to claim that these numbers are protected by HIPAA. NYTimes report and data here:
I haven’t really been following the latest from Duck sports, so these may be old cases. Nothing on the UO covid page here, of course. Lane County Health link here.
Of course they lower the listed tuition price which is paid by higher income students, but it turns out they reduce the amount of needs-based support that universities provide low-income students by twice as much. I wonder how strong the inverse effect is – do increases in listed tuition lead…
Report from Pete Danko in the Portland Business Journal. Gated, but here’s the gist. This is the *monthly* pot tax revenue: The Oregon State Economist has more here: It will take legislative action to move this windfall to the general fund. The session opens January 19th.
From UO’s business opportunities website here: 1.1. Purpose of this AP. The University of Oregon’s Office of the Provost(University), is issuing this Alternative Procurement (AP) to procure strategic planning consultation services in support of the Provost’s Integrative Sport and Wellness Initiative as more specifically described in this solicitation. The University…
12/3/ update: OSU’s version is here, UO’s almost identical take is below: From: Hans Bernard <[email protected]>Date: December 3, 2020 at 08:55:20 PSTTo: Hans Bernard <[email protected]>Subject:Governor’s Recommended Budget Campus colleagues, On Tuesday, Governor Kate Brown released her proposed budget for the 2021- 23 biennium. The Governor recommends balancing the $25.6 Billion general and lottery fund budget…
The meeting packets for these 2 days include an unprecedented level of detail on UO finances. I’ll be adding some snippets from them to the relevant selections below as the meetings progress, but in the meantime you can read the material for Dec 3 here and Dec 4 here. From…