The Business of Being a University Chancellor
You’re a university regent. An empty front office means you and your fellow board members need a new chancellor, someone to run the business side so your president, an academician who has written 137 scholarly articles and four books, can concentrate on education.
Your operation burns through money and the new chief’s job will be to find more of it. If yours is a private school, that means the boss will be occupied with catering to affluent people — alumni, parents of students, and alumni parents of students. Oh, and people who’ll sponsor the kind of research or ...
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David Crow via Texas Tribune on Facebook
The biggest pot of money is the governments? The contribution from the state of Texas to UT is only 14% of the budget and dropping every biennium. Pretty soon UT could/should be considered a private school.