A commentary on the budget deficit and resulting budget cuts at Ohio University, and the changes that have occurred for faculty and future students.
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About Me
- BRITTANY
- As a senior nearing the end of my college career, I'm looking forward to the life that awaits me after graduation. Yet, I am still very much involved and concerned about issues that affect Ohio University (as I'll demonstrate through much of what I present in this blog). I am enthusiastic about starting my career in public relations, and have a passion for journalism, new media and business. I love good food, napping and involving myself in too many things at once, and have recently aligned many of my daily decisions with the silly motto, "Life's all about taking chances..." (original, I know). Enjoy!
Links
- OHIO UNIVERSITY BUDGET PLANNING COUNCIL
- Committee Proposes "Radical" Budget Changes (The Post)
- Budget Group Receives Recommendations for Student General Fee Allocation - May 25, 2007
- President's Budget Update - February 23, 2007
- Senate urges support for the Off-Campus Living department (Athens News)
- Trustees Propose Campus Renovations (The Post)
- A Look at the Allocation of Student Fees (Athens News)
Linking Policy
It is my intent to provide users with credible links that support and provide background information to my arguments. Although I cannot take complete responsibility for the content presented in these links, I have screened them for relevent content related to my exploration of the OU budget. If you come across a broken link or would like to offer a suggestion, please e-mail me at Byurick22@yahoo.com.
1 comment:
In the recent enslaught of criticism this University has received, there are none more deserving than those about the budget. How, for example, does the College of Communication receive a $30 million grant and still struggle to pay its Scripps visiting professor a reasonable annual salary? It's issues like this that really make me wonder what our administration is up to.
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