Can someone stop the Board of Regents before they do even more damage?
by jonpelto
Last week it was the resignation of the President and Executive Vice President of Connecticut’s new Board of Regents, the group responsible for overseeing the merged system of Connecticut’s State Universities and Community and Technical Colleges.
The solution, we were told, was that the actual Board of Regents would step forward, take control and actually perform the duties allocated to them under state law.
At their first meeting, they reinstate the inappropriate and previously illegal raises for the Vice President for State Universities and the Vice President for Community Colleges.
Then they hire, as expected, former UConn President Phil Austin to run the Board of
Board of Regents Newsflash: Let’s put in a chief of staff with no public higher education experience
Board of Regents Newsflash: Let’s put in a chief of staff with no public higher education experience
by jonpelto
| Categories: Board of Regents, Bridgeport, Malloy, State Politics Tags: Board of Regents, Bridgeport, Malloy, Phil Austin First Governor Malloy selected former UConn President Phil Austin to be the interim President of the Connecticut Board of Regents, despite the fact that he has no experience running community colleges. And today it has become public that they will be adding a new Chief of Staff with NO EXPERIENCE with public higher education at [...]
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