The reduction has been proposed by the provost to give students a better opportunity to graduate within four years. According to university officials, students and administrators will continue to discuss the options prior to final budget adoption in July. At the June 3 meeting of the board, trustees will discuss the 1 percent set aside and the budgets and charges for earnings units, and will consider adoption of a continuing budget resolution. At the July 12 meeting, Sisson and Shkurti will present the complete university budget for a vote, review strategic issues, and discuss the third phase of the Administrative Resource Management System, a project being implemented to improve efficiency in the human resources and financial management processing systems on campus. Written by Tom Spring and Tracy Turner.
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