SCSU Faculty: 'No confidence' Vote On Carter, Krapek

  
As chancellor, Carter oversees four CSU campuses






  

    

      
By Robert Frahm - Connecticut Mirror

      
Published: May 25, 2010

    

    

                   
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Chancellor David Carter at a meeting earlier this month
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Faculty members at Southern Connecticut State University issued a vote of "no confidence" in the university system's chancellor and Board of Trustees chairman Monday, accusing them of reckless financial behavior and poor judgment.



	In a letter to Gov. M. Jodi Rell, the SCSU Faculty Senate asked for a state investigation into actions by CSU Chancellor David G. Carter and board Chairman Karl Krapek, including the recent dismissal of Southern President Cheryl Norton.



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	Bob Frahm's story points us to Rick Green, columnist for the Hartford Courant, who's been following this story, and wrote about the "exploding" pay at state universities in his column this weekend.  

        

              

            

 
        

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