Less than a week after taking over as interim chancellor of the Texas A&M University System, Jay Kimbrough announced the end of a faculty awards program rooted in reforms backed by the Texas Public Policy Foundation.
The Student Led Awards for Teaching Excellence, which awarded $2,500 to $10,000 bonuses based on student evaluations, had been introduced by recently departed chancellor Mike McKinney, based on a program at Oklahoma University that has since been discontinued.
See entire story and more at the American Independent
Related articles
- Seven Breakthrough Solutions Would Boost Productivity and Accountability at Public Universities (timesoftexas.com)
- McKinney Denies he Was Pushed Out By A&M Regents (timesoftexas.com)
- Gov. Perry Appoints Individuals Based on Their Qualifications, Willingness to Serve (timesoftexas.com)
- A&M System May Name Jay Kimbrough Interim Chancellor (timesoftexas.com)
- SMU Alum Takes Over as Interim Chancellor at A&M System (timesoftexas.com)
Pingback: Teacher excellance awards | Gwinnettgas·