Meeting will be held at the Eric J. Barren Innovation Hub.
“Board of Trustees set to meet Sept. 7-8”
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Meeting will be held at the Eric J. Barren Innovation Hub.
What a legacy! That's wonderful news. Barry will be so inspired.
Meeting will be held at the Eric J. Barren Innovation Hub.
I move to rename it the Eric J. Barren Grand Cathedral of Innovation (and such).
Penn State is not the same institution I attended back in the 70s.
A true champion of the Arts and Sciences and a tough act to follow. That 900k + they paid for the 1 year consulting gig was a real bargain. I'm sure that Barry would agree.
.... and Onion Dip Emporium.
The whole board was fed up with him but lacked the courage to fire him, so they gave him that money as a payoff to go away
He retired, and then they paid him for a full year to consult. As others have wondered, in light of the budget mess she inherited - how did those consulting meetings go with the new Pres?
Penn State President Barron to Receive $1 Million in Payments, One-Year Consultancy Upon Retirement
Penn State's Board of Trustees on Tuesday approved end-of-term provisions for Penn State President Eric Barron that will provide him with $1 million in
www.statecollege.com
One would hope. We’ve come this far. See it through.
In your comment is enclosed (or at least implied), IMO, the single biggest governance issue responsible for where we are today.
They went exactly the same as Freeh's promised-in-writing return to campus Q & A session
Sounds like a transformative meeting. 
In related news, Paul Clifford’s got this:
In related news, Paul Clifford’s got this:
".........the most powerful alumni network in the world......." that couldn't muster more than 5,000 signatures on a petition advocating for increased stae funding of PSU.Sounds like a transformative meeting.
In related news, Paul Clifford’s got this:
You are too young to be curmudgeonly. But, you have come to the right place to be mentored to be.
Not sure what being a curmudgeon has to do with being correct. Penn State used to be affordable for most hard working blue collar Pennsylvanians to send there children. Not anymore.
