The current and developing global recession is changing realities for students, institutions, and faculty members engaged in higher education. This blog chronicles those changes for academic / historical record purposes. Click on the header of each posting for the link to the complete news report.
Sunday, March 11, 2012
UCF, FAU could be big losers in budget cuts - Kathleen Haughney, Sun Sentinal
The state's university system is set to take a budgetary beating in the next two weeks, with Florida Atlantic University and University of Central Florida as two of the biggest losers. The only question: How big will the cut be? The House and Senate Tuesday began negotiating the differences in their roughly $70 billion budget plans. Spending for education, transportation, courts and health care is all a part of the equation. But perhaps the biggest sticking point for many lawmakers, particularly in the Senate, is the university system's budget. The Senate wanted to cut about $400 million in state funds for higher education, with the House looking at about $200 million. Most of the cuts would come from the 11 state universities.
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