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Posts tagged as “Presidential search”

UO Pres Mike Gottfredson resigns for $940K cash, Coltrane is interim

8/9/2014 update: Christian Wihtol reports in the RG that UO was not obligated to pay Gottfredson $940K. 8/8/2014 2:30 pm update: Still a beautiful day out there. Gottfredson’s separation agreement, here. $940K, half in cash within 5 days. Dr. Gottfredson agrees not to sue The University or its employees 8/8/2014…

UO President Michael Gottfredson

 Some links (Also see ODE)   Oregonian on search and Gottfredson.http://www.oregonlive.com/education/index.ssf/2012/06/michael_gottfredson_sole_final.html All UC salary info is online, a consequence of the 2006 Berdahl scandal. Orange County Register search on Gottfredson Excellent google review‘s of his influential 1990 book, “A General Theory of Crime”. UCI puff piece Brief interivew on leaving, by…

New UO President?

6/7/2012: Word down at the faculty club is that the search has narrowed to an external candidate with serious academic chops, and that he/she may be on campus next week. Sounds like good news, and not a moment too soon.

Presidential transition team

5/17/2012: This was Lariviere’s first mistake. Jim Bean as chair – Bellotti, Grier, Martinez! A few months later Jim Bean had managed to move from interim to permanent provost without any search or campus discussion. With Bean’s advice Lariviere kept on Grier and Dyke, and then he hired people like…

Outsider Presidents

5/14/2012: From Mary Carmichael in the Boston Globe: A growing number of colleges seem to share his faith in the value of outsider presidents, PhD or no PhD. Twenty percent of college presidents in the United States now come from fields outside academia, a sharp increase from 13 percent just…

Kitz caves to UO union

2/3/2012: That’s the word from down at the union hall. He’s told Pernsteiner to appoint UO SEIU local President Gary Malone to the UO president’s search committee. Dr. Pernsteiner blamed his staff for the “mistake” and will jump right on it. N=22. 24 if you count P and F.