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Big Payouts Are the Norm for Campus Leaders With Abrupt Exits

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By Nell Gluckman Verified
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The Chronicle’s newest list of the top-paid public-college presidents reads like a who’s who of leaders who departed under duress last year. That several of those departures stemmed from high-profile political spats is a sign of how perilous the environment has gotten for leaders trying to steer the country’s most storied public institutions through unprecedented headwinds.
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The Small-College Disruptor

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Top 10 2 hours ago The Average Teacher Salary By State, Ranked mentalfloss.com - Jenny Cohen • 2h The average salary doesn’t always match up with the number of students. Teachers work in classrooms in all 50 states, but many of them are paid better … College & University 2 hours ago DOJ has sued 21 states over in-state tuition for undocumented students The Washington Post - Danielle Douglas-Gabriel • 2h The wave of lawsuits over the past year has yielded mixed results.
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How ‘Chaos’ Surrounding AI Can Sink a College Presidency

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| The Chronicle of Higher Education Verified
In February, several University of Wisconsin regents were so frustrated with the system’s president during a presentation on artificial intelligence that they started texting one another. “Pulling teeth to get him to get proactive with strategy and now this is what we get,” one texted to another. The exchange, which surfaced in public records obtained this month by The Chronicle, was first reported by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Soon after, President Jay Rothman would be out of a job.
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