Higher Education Comical Politics: May 2013

Higher Education is supposed to promote and enhance the lives of the citizens of a State. In Hoosier land, the opposite is true. Higher education is a drain on the resources of the State and only gives back what is claimed by the administrative leadership who are entrusted with the State's tax dollars and institutions of higher education. That is those who get and make the money get to report on how well they are doing for the money they receive. There is no independent audit or review. Since the State of Indiana and NWI in particular are sinking fast on every objective measure relative to the rest of the Nation, it would seem that there is a disconnect between what is being reported and what is happening. That is what the concern of this blog. This comical dance occurs between the leadership of institutions of higher education and the citizen taxpayers of the State. (All opinions are strictly my own and do not in anyway reflect or imply any concurrence or support from Purdue University.)

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May 15, 2013

President of Ball State University Paid $1 million by Tax Payers

Hoosier tax payers are paying the President of Ball State University a million dollars a year for what? No one knows. See the following list. Ball State University's president is number 5. Number 1 is going to jail for allowing pedophilia on the campus of Penn State. 10 highest paid public college leaders in 2011-12. What are Hoosier tax payers... Read more →

Posted on May 15, 2013 at 03:08 PM in Current Affairs, Higher Education and Economic Development, Hoosier Higher Education, Indiana Commission of Higher Education, Indiana State Legislature | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Tags: Ball State University, Hoosiers, House Ways and Means Committee, Indiana, Indiana Commission on Higher Education, pay, president, Representative Timothy Brown, Senator Luke Kenley, Teresa Lubbers

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