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Did you notice in Chancellor Bennett’s email on Monday afternoon about his recommendations for program cuts that the language used seems to have shifted dramatically from tightening the belt to justifying the cuts based on performance? Is that perhaps because… Read moreNo Real Metrics, Only Vibes
The UNL Faculty Senate has scheduled an emergency meeting Nov. 18 for a vote on a resolution of no-confidence in Chancellor Rodney Bennett. The resolution is part of a 12-page document prepared by a group of faculty members and submitted… Read moreFaculty Senate schedules vote on no-confidence resolution
Click here for the text and supporting documents of the no confidence resolution to be voted upon by the UNL Faculty Senate on November 18.
This is part of a series of posts on the financial analysis of the NU system, available here. It is clear from several sources, from the Grad Studies vote to the budget analysis, that no program cuts are warranted at… Read moreWhat Can St. Norbert’s Teach us about UNL?
This is the last of a series on the financial analysis of the NU System. Go to the previous post. In our continuing analysis of the UNL budget, we’ll be looking at this document, the General Operations Budget for the University… Read more8: Has Anyone Checked the Couch Cushions at Varner Hall?
This is part of a series on the financial analysis of the NU System. Go to the previous post or the next post. This installment of our financial analysis may be the most wonky of all, but it is about one of the… Read more7: Bond Rating
This is part of a series on the financial analysis of the NU System. Go to the previous post or the next post. And onto Part 6 of the AAUP financial analysis. For this post, we’re going to back to the analysis done… Read more6: But Where is the Money Going?
This is part of a series on the financial analysis of the NU System. Go to the previous post or the next post. Ok, so we now have a clearer picture that the whole NU system is on solid financial footing. So solid… Read more3: What about UNL?
This is part of a series on the financial analysis of the NU System. Go to the previous post or the next post. Whatever you choose to do as a leader, it should be aligned to the vision and the mission of the… Read more5: Instructional Investment
This is part of a series on the financial analysis of the NU System. Go to the previous post or the next post. Welcome to Part 4 of our analysis of the AAUP budget report. You have made it to the halfway point!… Read more4: Expenses
