6/10/2013, at the University of Washington: Students on the advisory committee, along with student-government leaders, said if lawmakers won’t give more state dollars to higher education, students would support a 3 percent tuition increase for in-state undergraduates — or about $322 — in 2013-14, and another 3 percent increase the…
Posts tagged as “Doug Blandy”
Update: Prof. Barbara Altmann accuses faculty union of supporting child pornography. Update #4 on the Admin blog, for today 2/7/2013: In perhaps the most extreme section, the Union proposed that “[t]he content of faculty profiles in social media (Facebook, LinkedIn, etc) shall not be considered during any evaluation of a…
Updates, posted on request of VPAA Doug Blandy and Jean Stockard.UO Matters said to Blandy: Hi Doug – a bit about your claim UO has not engaged in retaliation, here: https://uomatters.com/2013/01/live-blog-bargaining-v-12213.html Blandy replied: Bill, That was not my claim. I stated that when people come forward with a grievance I believe the…
1/9/13 Update: Subject: counterproposalsDate: January 9, 2013 9:16:03 AM PSTTo: Tim Gleason , Doug Blandy Hi Tim and Doug, can you send me a copy of the administrative counter proposals? I’d like to add them to the info at https://uomatters.com/2012/12/facultyadministration-bargaining.html so that people can make comments. I’ll post their response.…
11/30/2012: I was at this bargaining meeting. Bean was not. At the insistence of the union, the bargaining meetings will be open and live-blogging will be allowed. In the spirit of cooperation and professional collaboration, that’s all I have to say just now. The comments are open, of course. Office…
2/21/2012: Not what was expected: Dear colleagues, I am pleased to announce that two highly respected University of Oregon faculty members have been selected to oversee the institution’s extensive academic affairs portfolio. Doug Blandy has been appointed senior vice provost for academic affairs, and Barbara Altman will serve as vice…
1/172012: Candidates are Barbara Altmann, Scott Pratt, and Doug Blandy. All good.