WVU Continues Cuts With Reductions To Library Staff - West Virginia Public Broadcasting
WVU libraries will be asked to further reduce their budget by up to $800,000 as part of a review of 20 academic support units.
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WVU libraries will be asked to further reduce their budget by up to $800,000 as part of a review of 20 academic support units.
West Virginia University Libraries will reduce personnel, to realize $800,000 in savings as the university’s “Academic Transformation” continues.
West Virginia University Libraries, already hit this year with a 30% cut in its operating budget, now faces up to $800,000 in personnel cuts under measures announced Wednesday to shore up the university’s deficit-plagued finances. The action is outlined in one of the letters delivered by the provost’s office to
Tears painted the faces of students, faculty and staff as the Board of Governors approved the Provost’s Office’s final recommendations, axing 28 majors and 143 faculty during a meeting Friday.
Many students took to the podium Thursday at the Student Government Association’s first town hall meeting of the semester in the Mountainlair Ballroom.