Isn't our great university excelling overall under Harvey?I actually do understand the sentiment that Eichorst was hired by Perlman specifically to get rid of Bo. I buy that. Now, Pelini deserved it and deserved to be gone I wanted him gone, and am very glad that he is gone.. But put it this way, I will not be unhappy when Perlman is no longer Chancellor of this great university.
ExactlyI believe Perlman is doing a fine job. Less is always more, now more than ever with social media.
Perlman and any chancellor has a huge job, with athletics secondary. That's why they hire AD's.
Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/dec/20/nebraska-auditor-slams-nu-travel-reimbursement/#ixzz3MXqZnuBhThe Nebraska State Auditor’s office is taking the University of Nebraska to task for some travel reimbursements it says include first-class flights, overpayments for meals and expensive oceanfront hotel rooms.
Perlman isn't the chancellor of UNMC which the first class air seats in that article are mentioning. Not to mention the vice Chancellor of UNMC said that the tickets were paid with private funds.Maintaining AAU accreditation and watching traveling expenses are two things that comprise part of a chancellor's job outside of athletics...
...and I think the State Auditor Mike Foley will be talking to Perlman about the second one here shortly:
Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/dec/20/nebraska-auditor-slams-nu-travel-reimbursement/#ixzz3MXqZnuBhThe Nebraska State Auditors office is taking the University of Nebraska to task for some travel reimbursements it says include first-class flights, overpayments for meals and expensive oceanfront hotel rooms.
Exactly!!!Also drop the AAU shtick we all know that with our agriculture and UNMC being seperate from UNL it hurt us severely in maintaining our membership. Not to mention the membership doesn't really offer anything other than saying you are in the AAU.
Find it funny that people were saying if this hire fails Perlman should lose his job haha. Our university has seen unprecedented growth academically with him at the helm. That is priority #1 by far and is why we and other universities hire athletic directors. All the chancellor cares about is that we are represented well. A loudmouth dumbass as your figurehead is good for no business or universityExactly!!!Also drop the AAU shtick we all know that with our agriculture and UNMC being seperate from UNL it hurt us severely in maintaining our membership. Not to mention the membership doesn't really offer anything other than saying you are in the AAU.
This is simply the battle cry of football fans who think he has done a horrible job with football but have no clue what all else he does.
Perlman isn't the chancellor of UNMC which the first class air seats in that article are mentioning. Not to mention the vice Chancellor of UNMC said that the tickets were paid with private funds.Maintaining AAU accreditation and watching traveling expenses are two things that comprise part of a chancellor's job outside of athletics...
...and I think the State Auditor Mike Foley will be talking to Perlman about the second one here shortly:
Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/dec/20/nebraska-auditor-slams-nu-travel-reimbursement/#ixzz3MXqZnuBhThe Nebraska State Auditors office is taking the University of Nebraska to task for some travel reimbursements it says include first-class flights, overpayments for meals and expensive oceanfront hotel rooms.
It did. By 2 votes. If 42 had voted against Nebraska instead of 44, we'd still be in it. And when people talk about agricultural research not being counted, and UNMC not being counted, those aren't just lame excuses. They are very valid.Didnt Nebraska lose AAU membership under Perlman?
Thanks for the lowdown!It did. By 2 votes. If 42 had voted against Nebraska instead of 44, we'd still be in it. And when people talk about agricultural research not being counted, and UNMC not being counted, those aren't just lame excuses. They are very valid.Didnt Nebraska lose AAU membership under Perlman?
Those c$%k suckers at Wisconsin and Michigan voted against us.Thanks for the lowdown!It did. By 2 votes. If 42 had voted against Nebraska instead of 44, we'd still be in it. And when people talk about agricultural research not being counted, and UNMC not being counted, those aren't just lame excuses. They are very valid.Didnt Nebraska lose AAU membership under Perlman?