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Trustees grant president raise, approve IUC civil service guidelines
At its Nov. 30 meeting at BGSU Firelands, the board of trustees expressed resounding support for President Sidney Ribeau following
its annual review of his performance.
Board President Michael Marsh, in announcing the trustees’ decision to grant the president a 3 percent raise, cited their
“extreme satisfaction with the state of BGSU and with BGSU Firelands, including the capital campaign and other successes.”
The $9,139 increase brings Ribeau’s annual salary to $313,764.
The centennial campaign reached its goal of $120 million that day, Trustee Bob Sebo announced, adding that, with a year to
go, the campaign would continue unabated because of several projects that still need to attain necessary funding.
Also at the meeting, the board took a step that will help to insure shared governance at the University when it approved Inter-University
Council of Ohio guidelines regarding implementation of any work rule changes related to House Bill 187.
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University plans $150 million in capital projects
BGSU will initiate approximately $150 million in capital projects on campus over the next several years that will be funded
through private gifts, bonded debt and state funds.
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Football Falcons flying south to Mobile for GMAC Bowl
BGSU’s football Falcons will return to the site of their last bowl appearance—and win—when they travel to Mobile, Ala., for
a Jan. 6 date in the GMAC Bowl against Tulsa. Kickoff will be at 8 p.m. in Ladd-Peebles Stadium.
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Regional business, development leaders give candid input to governor
“Moving Ohio Forward” was the topic of conversation in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom Nov. 28, hosted by Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher and
the Ohio Department of Development and visited by Gov. Ted Strickland.
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Danish island was artistic incubator for painter Mille Guldbeck
For painter Mille Guldbeck, a sojourn on a remote island in Denmark felt like coming home.
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Daniel Brahier lauded by state mathematics education council
Dr. Daniel Brahier, teaching and learning, received the prestigious Christofferson-Fawcett Award from the Ohio Council of
Teachers of Mathematics (OCTM) at its annual banquet in October.
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Arts at BGSU to be showcased Dec. 7
ArtsX, showcasing creative writing and architecture students, as well as performances and demonstrations of art, music, theatre,
film and dance, will be on display from 6-10 p.m. Friday (Dec. 7) in the Fine Arts Center.
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