University of Oregon considers program reductions amid $65M deficit
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Updated Oct 1
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What happened
The University of Oregon is considering program reductions and campus restructuring due to a $65 million projected deficit in its education and general fund. Final decisions on department and program cuts will be made at the next Board of Trustees meeting on December 14-15.
From dailyemerald.com
Why it matters
The financial deficit forces the university to review its academic programs, which could cause enrollment to pause or end in certain fields starting next academic year. Melissa Graboyes, who directs graduate studies in the History Department, and faculty have advocated for the value of graduate studies.
From dailyemerald.com
Who's involved
- University of OregonPublic research university facing financial review and potential program cuts.
- Melissa GraboyesDirector of graduate studies in the Department of History.
- HolwerdaChair of the University of Oregon Board of Trustees.
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The entities involved
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University of Oregon
public research university in Eugene, Oregon, USA