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Retirement buyout updates

1/18/2021 update: After years of paying buy-outs to fired coaches like Mark Helfrich, you’d think our General Counsel’s office would have a clue. But, in response to complaints, they’re claiming they’ve just now identified “a tax compliant way” to split the payments: NEW: Retirement Incentive may be split into two…

UO Senate to meet on Robert’s Rules, Excellent Teaching criteria, etc

3-5PM Wed Jan 13, Zoom link at https://uoregon.zoom.us/j/94535299849 January 13, 2021 Senate Meeting Agenda Call to Order Land Acknowledgment; Suzie Stadelman Intro Remarks; Senate President Elliot Berkman/Vice President Spike Gildea ASUO updates Approval of the Minutes December 2, 2020 State of the University President Schill New Business US20/21-03: Change the majority…

Provost reminds faculty they can be disciplined for breaking the NCAA’s rules

Dear University of Oregon faculty, I am writing again with this important reminder from the University of Oregon’s Intercollegiate Athletic Advisory Committee (IAAC). The committee wants to remind all faculty about NCAA rules as they pertain to academic misconduct and academic extra benefits for student-athletes.While most NCAA rules do not…

More big money for another useless Duck coach

https://goducks.com/news/2020/12/30/womens-basketball-oregon-extends-contract-of-graves.aspx EUGENE, Ore. – University of Oregon athletic director Rob Mullens announced today that the University has reached an agreement on a contract extension with head women’s basketball coach Kelly Graves. The extension runs through the 2028-29 season, and the incremental increases are funded through private athletic gifts. In his seventh season with the…

UO “All In” on Paris climate accord – unless it means cutting back on Duck game travel or Track Championships

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…