Presidential candidate meeting ends before it begins
A group of students interrupted a joint meeting of Concordia’s Board of Governors and Senate on Tuesday meant to introduce university presidential candidate Dr. Alan Shepard.
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ConU announces presidential candidate
Concordia’s presidential search committee announced Dr. Alan Shepard as its candidate recommendation for the position of university president.
Lowy on the BoG
Last Friday’s Board of Governors meeting ended abruptly even before its open session began. The meeting came to a halt toward the end of its hour-long closed session, when three student governors, undergraduates AJ West and Cameron Monagle and graduate student Erik Chevrier, walked out in protest over a motion to discuss the presence of cameras in the meeting.
CSU in brief
Summary of Feb. 8 CSU council meeting
BoG meeting ends abruptly
February’s Board of Governors meeting abruptly ended on Feb. 10 even before its open session began. The meeting came to…
$25 million academic plan gets the green light
The Board of Governors approved Concordia’s new academic plan by a unanimous vote at its monthly meeting last Thursday.
Concordia publishes salaries for university administrators
Former Concordia President Judith Woodsworth received $747,045 in severance and taxable benefits in the 11-month fiscal year that ended April 30, 2011, as well as a portion of her annual base salary of $351,750 for her time in office from June to December 2010, according to the university’s audited financial statements.
Proposed transparency motions touch a nerve at board meeting
Concordia’s Board of Governors is in agreement with one representative’s call for increased transparency at their meetings—they just can’t agree on how to do it.
BoG cancellation reason ‘vague’: student reps
The cancellation of this Wednesday’s Board of Governors meeting has student representatives searching for a concrete reason, while the administration has remained vague about the decision.
An Oct. 7 email sent to all governors by Danielle Tessier, director of board and senate administration, indicated that the Oct. 20 meeting had been cancelled “due to potential quorum issues.”