Future interim University President Carl Zeithaml issued the following letter this morning ahead of a scheduled meeting of the Board of Visitors next week to consider changes to President Teresa A.
The University's Board of Visitors will reconvene Tuesday in the Rotunda's Board Room to "discuss possible changes in the terms of employment with the President," according to a University media alert, and could potentially reverse the controversial decision that led to President Teresa A.
Below is the full text of a statement released by University Rector Helen Dragas outlining challenges facing the University and explaining her position on the forced resignation of President Teresa A.
Below is an University-wide email President Teresa A. Sullivan distributed Thursday afternoon. McIntire School of Commerce Dean Carl Zeithaml was named future interim President on Tuesday June 26. "To members of the University community: Vigorous debate is one of the hallmarks of our university, and indeed of our nation.
Below is a statement composed from deans of 10 of the University's 11 schools, with the exception of the McIntire School of Commerce Dean Carl Zeithaml.
Below is a statement from the University Office of Diversity and Equality, written Thursday by Vice President and Chief Officer Marcus L.
Below is a letter sent to Gov. Bob McDonnell Thursday by a group of University professors and deans who also graduated from the University. "June 21, 2012 The Honorable Robert F.
Below is a letter sent to members of the Council of Foundations, "which comprises representatives from all schools and programs and their related foundations," according to the University's website, by its chair, Jeff Walker.
Emails from Board of Visitors Rector Helen Dragas and former Vice Rector Mark Kington obtained Tuesday by The Cavalier Daily through a Freedom of Information Act request suggest the two believed the University should become more amenable to online learning – and quickly. On May 31, Dragas sent Kington a Wall Street Journal op-ed discussing the “coming revolution” in higher education.
Press Conference with interim President Carl Zeithaml - Video Part 1 Press Conference with interim President Carl Zeithaml - Video Part 2 Press Conference with interim President Carl Zeithaml - Video Part 3 McIntire Dean Carl Zeithaml made his first public appearance after being announced as the future interim University president, fielding direct questions Wednesday afternoon about his outlook and opinion of President Teresa A.
Below is an announcement the Faculty Senate made Wednesday to all University faculty members in the wake of the resignation of Vice Rector Mark Kington and selection of Commerce School Dean Carl Zeithaml as interim President: "Dear Colleagues, We are gratified by the resignation of Vice Rector Mark Kington yesterday.
Mark Kington resigned from his post as the Vice Rector of the Board of Visitors Tuesday afternoon, saying he hoped his departure could help bring about “a needed healing process at the university” following the Board’s abrupt ouster of President Teresa A.
Below is a transcribed version of the resignation letter Vice Rector Mark Kington sent to Gov. Bob McDonnell today: Dear Governor McDonnell: It has been a great honor to serve on the Board of Visitors of the University of Virginia, and I am deeply grateful to you for giving me that opportunity. In order to better serve this university which I love and respect, and to help bring about new leadership on the Board of Visitors at this critical time, I am resigning my position as Vice Rector and as a board member effective immediately.
Below is a resignation letter submitted this morning by Computer Science Prof. William Wulf: Dean and Interim President Zeithaml, By this email I am submitting my resignation, effective immediately.
Update: 2:00 p.m. Following an eventful day which saw the collective emotions of the University community ebb between exhilaration and exhaustion, the Board of Visitors announced at 2:30 a.m.
Below is the full text of a letter sent from McIntire School Dean Carl Zeithaml to the McIntire School community last week in the wake of President Teresa A.
University President Teresa A.
Below is the full text of a statement President Sullivan gave to the Board of Visitors this afternoon: In 1816, our founder Thomas Jefferson said, "as new discoveries are made, new truth discovered and manners and opinions change with the change of circumstances institutions must advance also to keep pace with the times." We are all aware that the UVA needs to change and for the past 2 years I have been working to do just that.
Hilary Hurd, the student representative to the Board of Visitors, read this statement during the Board's open session on Monday. The past week has been a tumultuous one
University Rector Helen Dragas read the following statement during the opening session when the Board of Visitors met Monday.
