Susan Martin is perhaps the most traditional of the candidates for this position (a move from provost to president makes a lot more sense than a move from judge or even K-12 superintendent), but she easily has the lowest profile. Googling her, I turned up a couple articles about her moving from GVSU to [...]
Abby just sent me information on this: some folks in the library have set up a wiki on the EMU Presidential Search, which has a lot of good info and some good ideas on doing more research on these candidates. A very helpful and cool resource!
Well, at least for faculty: EMU Faculty Council president Russ Larson sent around an email the other day that outlined the format and the questions process for the “final four” EMU President candidates at the faculty sessions. I am assuming that these are far from a secret for the candidates themselves, so I [...]
Today’s Ann Arbor News story, “Candidate’s EMU ties emotional, professional,” is about Michael Flanagan. Basically, it’s a kind of “fluff/feel good piece.” Not that Flanagan has a lot of skeletons in his closet or something, but it isn’t exactly what I would call “investigative” journalism. The biggest rap against him in the [...]
Since I’m a faculty-type, I’ve been focused-in on the meetings that the four candidates are having with faculty next week, Monday through Thursday. But there are many other meet-n-greet opportunities, and I just came across info on East-cross.com that the candidates will be meeting with various Ypsilanti community leaders at 5 pm on those dates.
And then, there’s “the judge.”
Donald Shelton has been mentioned around campus and on this blog for months and months as a possible candidate. Shelton has been mentioned/floated on EMUTalk.org as a candidate for the job of EMU President since at least late October 2007, Shelton alone was the subject of a late February AANews [...]
Check out the web site for that scrappy local start-up magazine, emYou, which is at http://emyouthemagazine.com/. It’s a work in progress, more or less like the magazine itself, but very promising and something I can link to.
My google searches last week for Michael Flanagan suggested to me someone who is a potentially interesting EMU presidential candidate. On the one hand, he has lots of administrative experience and he certainly has connections with state government; on the other hand, his experience is pretty K-12 centered, and he doesn’t hold a PhD. [...]
I won’t be at the ceremonies today, but if anyone has any picts or tidbits to share, feel free to do so– post a comment, send me an email, etc.
According to this article from the Detroit Freep.com, EMU’s speaker for both ceremonies will be Michael Morris, chief executive officer and president of American [...]
There was some comments on this, and since I came across it online, I thought I’d go ahead and post a link to the story:
Jones is 3rd-highest pick in EMU history; Tennessee ends DL’s wait in 2nd round
Congratulations to him, though I still think we ought to drop down a division in football….
Update:
Jim Allen [...]
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