Texas State Regent Nominee: Job Presents No Conflicts
Vernon N. Reaser III, a nominee to the Texas State University System Board of Regents, said Monday at a Senate Nominations Committee hearing that his job as president of the state's largest alternative teacher certification program would not conflict with his duties as a regent.
"When I take my oath and my pledge to the Texas State system, my job is to advocate for, in all possible ways, to make [the system] the best it can to continue working on what I think are really exciting things," Reaser said Monday.
The committee approved his nomination, which now goes to ...
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KaraThrace
Mr. Reaser and Mr. Watson don't seem to understand that there are other universities in the Texas State University system. ALL Texas State University System campuses have non-profit Alternative Certification Programs. Sam Houston State University offers a completely online program, and Lamar - Orange did until its numbers were reduced from 300 to 10 by for-profit competition.
Clearly the Senators are willing to take Mr. Reaser at his word. But they might want to ask for evidence because it seems his word leaves a lot of information unspoken.