It sounds like the beginning of a joke. I suppose that, in a way, it is. As a matter of fact universities rely on administrators to do the sort of work that faculty cannot do. We are not able, qualifi...Read More
In an act of supreme irony TIAA-CREF last week awarded CSU Chancellor Charles B. Reed the 2012 TIAA-CREF Hesburgh Award for Leadership Excellence, “one of the most prestigious honors in academic...Read More
In the second edition of The Charlie Chronicles we ponder the fact that only 35% of the CSU’s budget goes to its primary mission: Instruction. Where does the other 65% go? We offer some ideas....Read More
I stumbled upon an interesting study from the Goldwater Institute a couple of months ago. I referenced in my last post, but I am just getting a chance to blurb it now. Titled “Administrative Blo...Read More
Sacramento Business Journal has posted a non-scientific poll. The Journal is asking their readers “What should the UC and the CSU systems do first to handle the state budget cuts. According to t...Read More