Friday, May 9, 2014
University Of Scranton To Make 'Difficult' Cuts Due To Rising Costs - University Herald
The University of Scranton in Pennsylvania plans on making cuts of $4 million due to rising costs and a smaller than expected freshman class, The Times-Tribune reported. School officials announced Wednesday that they will be making some "difficult, even painful, decisions" for the college and will take a long-term strategic look at the budget. The cuts involve some layoffs, and eliminating positions. Employees who were laid off will receive a "separation package" and have access to career and transition counseling. "I am grateful to these individuals for their service and ask that we all support them and one another as we move forward," President Rev. Kevin P. Quinn, S.J. wrote in a letter sent to school faculty, staff and students, according to The Times-Tribune.
http://www.universityherald.com/articles/9219/20140502/university-of-scranton-to-make-difficult-cuts-due-to-rising-costs.htm