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St. Cloud State University to cut 42 programs, 54 staff as part of new five-year plan - Vimarsana News

St. Cloud State University to cut 42 programs, 54 staff as part of new five-year plan

According to Minnesota State data, the university's cost per student is abnormally high compared to other schools in the system, SCSU Acting President Larry Lee said in a letter to staff on June 6

St. Cloud State University to cut 42 programs, 54 staff as part of new five-year plan - Vimarsana News

St. Cloud State University to cut 42 programs, 54 staff as part of new five-year plan

According to Minnesota State data, the university's cost per student is abnormally high compared to other schools in the system, SCSU Acting President Larry Lee said in a letter to staff on June 6

St. Cloud State University to cut 42 programs, 54 staff as part of new five-year plan - Vimarsana News

St. Cloud State University to cut 42 programs, 54 staff as part of new five-year plan

According to Minnesota State data, the university's cost per student is abnormally high compared to other schools in the system, SCSU Acting President Larry Lee said in a letter to staff on June 6

Mike Hill will chair Henry Ford College Faculty Senate for 2023-2024 - Vimarsana News

Mike Hill will chair Henry Ford College Faculty Senate for 2023-2024

Born in Alabama, Hill and his family moved to Michigan when he was 6 months old. After graduating from Lakeview High School in Battle Creek, he began his education at Kellogg Community College, where he completed coursework in general studies.

Bemidji State braces for additional layoffs amid deeper budget deficit - Vimarsana News

Bemidji State braces for additional layoffs amid deeper budget deficit

Tentatively, more significant layoffs will take place in September. President John Hoffman noted that employees working in admissions, student success and equity-based positions will not be affected.