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Michigan State University’s governing board was told in April it was failing at its job and that it needed to change if it wanted to keep its president. The board agreed, but acted too late.
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Jackson State University’s new president will receive a year of outside leadership training as she transitions into the job, which has been tumultuous for her predecessors.
Turns out an offer of $2 million a year isn’t enough to keep Kevin Guskiewicz in the president’s office at Michigan State University.
What began as members of Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees publicly criticizing the university through op-eds and interviews culminated Sunday in revised ethics rules that experts argue could limit elected board members’ constitutional rights.