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Faculty voice optimism about Tarhule's new role as interim president

There’s a lot of confusion and uncertainty surrounding former Illinois State University President Terri Goss Kinzy’s abrupt resignation this week. But several faculty tell WGLT they’re pleased – and even excited – to see Provost Aondover Tarhule take the reins as ISU’s interim leader.

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ISU President Terri Goss Kinzy resigns less than 2 years on the job

Illinois State University President Terri Goss Kinzy has resigned after less than two years on the job. No reason was given for Kinzy’s abrupt resignation.

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Rev. Jesse Jackson invited to ISU student meeting ahead of Jelani Day march in Peru

The Rev. Jesse Jackson was expected to visit Illinois State University on Monday night as he looks to apply pressure on law enforcement investigating the death of Jelani Day.

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ISU Leaders Eye Launching College Of Engineering


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Illinois State University administrators are hoping to open a new College of Engineering.
On Friday, ISU President Larry Dietz and Provost Aondover Tarhule presented the first half of a proposal to launch new engineering programs to the board of trustees.
Dietz said it’s a chance to attract more students during the so-called enrollment crisis as high school graduating class sizes shrink, meaning fewer prospective college attendees. Currently, he said those interested in engineering programs tend to look to out-of-state colleges.
“We're looking for new opportunities for new markets for students, and the engineering program clearly gives us access to new students,” Dietz said. “The other part is that there's a huge demand (and) Illinois universities aren’t meeting it. There's a demand from the companies that hire engineering graduates that much exceeds the supply of the existing engineering programs.”

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