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Reed says more cuts are possible, deficit not closed by 'Academic Transformation' | WVU Budget Crisis - Vimarsana News

Reed says more cuts are possible, deficit not closed by 'Academic Transformation' | WVU Budget Crisis

Provost Maryanne Reed said that more cuts are still possible, as “Academic Transformation” did not close the deficit completely, at the Faculty Senate meeting Monday.

Admin to cut 16 personnel from WVU Libraries, Teaching and Learning Commons to reorganize - Vimarsana News

Admin to cut 16 personnel from WVU Libraries, Teaching and Learning Commons to reorganize

Plans to restructure two Academic Support Units (ASU) were released Friday, detailing a $790,000 cut from WVU Libraries’ personnel budget and the reorganization of the Teaching and Learning Commons (TLC)

Gee said deficit was 'accelerant' for Academic Transformation - Vimarsana News

Gee said deficit was 'accelerant' for Academic Transformation

President E. Gordon Gee told faculty during his report that the current changes occurring as part of Academic Transformation would have happened without the structural budget deficit during a Faculty

Gee says the deficit was "accelerant" for Academic Transformation | WVU Budget Crisis - Vimarsana News

Gee says the deficit was "accelerant" for Academic Transformation | WVU Budget Crisis

President E. Gordon Gee told faculty during his report that the current changes and reductions occurring as part of Academic Transformation would have happened without the structural budget deficit, during

WVU admin revise proposed changes to faculty tenure, evaluation amid concerns - Vimarsana News

WVU admin revise proposed changes to faculty tenure, evaluation amid concerns

Last month, the University published its first draft of a new document that, if passed, would have implemented changes to the procedures for faculty appointment, evaluation, promotion and tenure. This