By Nancy McCann All of a sudden, the people planning the consolidation of USF’s three campuses want more input from faculty and staff. In a memo dated Jan. 7, USF
Author: Nancy McCann
Regional Chancellor Martin Tadlock explained a consultant’s consolidation recommendations at a campus forum on Sept. 25. He wants the St. Petersburg campus to get more. But is anybody listening?
Pinellas County Commissioner Ken Welch (left) worries about this fall’s enrollment numbers, but St. Petersburg College President Tonjua Williams says it is too early to draw conclusions. Welch photo courtesy of
The consolidation task force subcommittee met Thursday to discuss the future of academic programs on the USF St. Petersburg campus but left more questions than answers. Martha Rhine | The
Regional Chancellor, Martin Tadlock leads a campus forum on Tuesday afternoon regarding future changes due to the consolidation. Martha Rhine | The Crow’s Nest By Nancy McCann Memo to students:
Student, Karly Taylor addresses the consolidation task force at the town hall event where she joined other students, faculty, staff and members of the community in praising the campus and
Prior to adjunct faculty voting for a union, the lawyer Katherine Lev voluntarily met with adjuncts on the three separate campuses, in what university administration said, was to information and answer
USF St. Petersburg will have about 560 first-time freshmen this summer and fall – about a hundred fewer than last year, according to the admissions office. Jonah Hinebaugh | The
Above photo: Despite four public records requests, the USF system has yet to release how much it paid a Boston labor lawyer to hold informational meetings with adjunct faculty members on
Above photo: When USF system President Judy Genshaft gave a video pep talk to the university community on Jan. 18, she had not yet come out in favor of the proposal