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Former UMA presidential candidate has been paid more than $370K under settlement - Vimarsana News

Former UMA presidential candidate has been paid more than $370K under settlement

Michael Laliberte has collected the payments from the University of Maine System without ever working a single day.

UMaine Augusta still paying president who resigned - Vimarsana News

UMaine Augusta still paying president who resigned

Michael Laliberte has been paid over $300k already as part of his settlement agreement

Source: wmtw.com
Former incoming UMA president still collecting about $20,000 a month - Vimarsana News

Former incoming UMA president still collecting about $20,000 a month

The former incoming president of the University of Maine at Augusta who withdrew amid complaints from faculty members in 2022 is still collecting about $20,000 a month from the state university system.

Source: wabi.tv
Former UMaine-Augusta president has collected $350,000 and counting via settlement deal - Vimarsana News

Former UMaine-Augusta president has collected $350,000 and counting via settlement deal

Michael Laliberte, who withdrew in 2022 as president of the University of Maine at Augusta before ever working a day, has continued to receive $20,000 monthly in a settlement payment from the university system.

A third vote of no confidence at Lesley University - Vimarsana News

A third vote of no confidence at Lesley University

Amid job cuts and an alleged lack of transparency, faculty have repeatedly registered their discontent with President Janet Steinmayer. But will it change anything? Frustrated by job cuts and an alleged lack of transparency from administrators, faculty at Lesley University cast a vote of no confidence in President Janet Steinmayer last month for the third time in as many years.