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Anonymous group proposes alternative to 'Academic Transformation' | WVU Budget Crisis - Vimarsana News

Anonymous group proposes alternative to 'Academic Transformation' | WVU Budget Crisis

The Stewardship of WVU, an unaffiliated, anonymous group, released an alternative plan to “Academic Transformation” on Tuesday. The alternative, named the “Stewardship Plan,” calls for the halt of current “transformation”

West Virginia University vice president stepping down after academic and faculty reductions - Vimarsana News

West Virginia University vice president stepping down after academic and faculty reductions

A key figure in West Virginia University’s wide-ranging reductions to academic programs and faculty positions is stepping down. Rob Alsop has been the university's vice president for strategic initiatives since

Alsop stepping down as WVU Vice President of Strategic Initiatives - Vimarsana News

Alsop stepping down as WVU Vice President of Strategic Initiatives

Rob Alsop is stepping down from his position as Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at West Virginia University.

West Virginia University VP out after sweeping staff cuts - Vimarsana News

West Virginia University VP out after sweeping staff cuts

Rob Alsop, West Virginia University's vice president for strategic initiatives, is set to step down from his position Nov. 18, before leaving the school entirely at the end of January.

Alsop to step down as vice president, Gee to reorganize Strategic Initiatives - Vimarsana News

Alsop to step down as vice president, Gee to reorganize Strategic Initiatives

Vice President of Strategic Initiatives Rob Alsop will step down from his position, effective Nov. 18, as announced via email to the campus community Tuesday. President E. Gordon Gee will