The chancellor candidates so far...still no Brogan
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July 07, 2009

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John

It is sad, Dr. Larry Lemanski become the new provost at Texa A-M-Commerce.

May 4, 2009

Texas A&M-Commerce names new administrators

Texas A&M-Commerce News

Dr. Larry Lemanski became the new provost and vice president for academic affairs, Texas A&M-Commerce President Dan Jones announced at the University Update meeting for faculty and staff members on April 28. Evans and Lemanski will begin their duties on July 1.

Bill

http://www.destinyflorida.com/index.php?src=directory&view=video_library&srctype=detail&back=video_library&refno=110

Maybe Frank Brogan is too busy promoting the Central Florida development project "Destiny Florida" to pay attention to the tiny detail of applying for the job. If it has been promised to him anyway, an application is merely a waste of paper and postage, eh?

David

a bit depressing to say the least.....

terminator

a rather undistinguished group. most qualified people won't apply as they know the fix is in and Florida politicians do way too much meddling in universities affairs.

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