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  • Horror Child
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    Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View Post
    Today the PASSHE board approved a $6 million loan to keep Cheyney afloat.
    ;)

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  • Fightingscot82
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    Also, some details on the coaches contract came out:

    4% across the board pay increase retroactive to July 1. Another across the board 2.5% COL increase on April 1.

    Minimum salary for full time head coach is $45,000. Minimum salary for full-time assistant coach is $40,000, which raises to $47,500 and $42,500 in 2026.

    At the recommendation of the head coach, a full-time part-time assistant coach may be given the title “Associate Head Coach" for no additional duties, compensation, or benefits.

    The president/designee may grant rollover contracts and annual extensions for a combined total of between 3 and 6 years for head coaches and 2 and 4 years for assistant coaches. Still no idea on what the standard term is for that initial contract. I've been told 1 year, 3 years, and 5 years.

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  • Fightingscot82
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    Today the PASSHE board approved a $6 million loan to keep Cheyney afloat.

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  • IUPNation
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    Originally posted by Bart View Post
    PA Government Top earners

    10. Bashar Hanna: $439,630 Commonwealth
    9. Michael Driscoll: $459,336 IUP
    8. Christopher Fiorentino: $459, 870 WCU


    https://www.lehighvalleylive.com/new...outputType=amp
    I forgot the Bow Tie has been at IUP for a while.

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  • Bart
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    PA Government Top earners

    10. Bashar Hanna: $439,630 Commonwealth
    9. Michael Driscoll: $459,336 IUP
    8. Christopher Fiorentino: $459, 870 WCU


    https://www.lehighvalleylive.com/new...outputType=amp

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  • IUPNation
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    Originally posted by iupgroundhog View Post

    Who is Phyllis Diller? Ok, I'm just trying to act like I'm not a Boomer.
    Her flamboyance and being a female comedy pioneer was the opposite of being a Mennonite..

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  • iupgroundhog
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    Originally posted by IUPNation View Post

    I didn't have Phyllis Diller as an alumni from a Mennonite school on my bingo card.
    Who is Phyllis Diller? Ok, I'm just trying to act like I'm not a Boomer.

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  • IUPNation
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    Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View Post
    Some news out of Ohio...

    Eastern Gateway Community College outside of Steubenville is closing. This place was accused of using diploma mill tactics and financial impropriety.

    Bluffton University is merging with University of Findlay. They're both private Christian schools in the same metro, but Bluffton is a small (~1,000 students) Mennonite affiliated school so I imagine that has a limited appeal. Their two most notable alumni are Hugh Downs and Phyllis Diller.
    I didn't have Phyllis Diller as an alumni from a Mennonite school on my bingo card.

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  • Fightingscot82
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    Some news out of Ohio...

    Eastern Gateway Community College outside of Steubenville is closing. This place was accused of using diploma mill tactics and financial impropriety.

    Bluffton University is merging with University of Findlay. They're both private Christian schools in the same metro, but Bluffton is a small (~1,000 students) Mennonite affiliated school so I imagine that has a limited appeal. Their two most notable alumni are Hugh Downs and Phyllis Diller.

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  • Fightingscot82
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    Originally posted by ironmaniup View Post

    keep in mind that many students transfer to main campus, and that they provide alot of extension classes to part timers. So there is more to the numbers than shown here. I suppose they will also close some down eventually, or combine facilities with local community colleges, or some other institution.
    Its a decreasing amount of students transferring to University Park. If a program can be completed online, the students can do all four years at their local branch. I can't seem to find the hard numbers but they are no longer designed to be transfer machines. Part of this is because the University Park faculty really hated dealing with the clearly different level of student.

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  • ironmaniup
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    Originally posted by ctrabs74 View Post

    At what point does State Penn and Fail to Pitt continue to cling to these outlet store campuses? Having five PSU campuses within an hour or two of Downtown Pittsburgh is beyond ridiculous. And Cheyney has a larger enrollment (slightly over 700) than the five State Penn campuses highlighted here - and Cheyney is at least stable enrollment-wise.
    keep in mind that many students transfer to main campus, and that they provide alot of extension classes to part timers. So there is more to the numbers than shown here. I suppose they will also close some down eventually, or combine facilities with local community colleges, or some other institution.

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  • ctrabs74
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    Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View Post
    Article in the Pittsburgh edition of the Toledo Blade on small college enrollment drops over the last 10 years.

    They also provide some Penn State and Pitt outlet store campuses:

    Shenango - down 50.5% to 281 students
    Fayette - down 49.9% to 424
    Greater Allegheny (McKeesport) - down 41.7% to 363
    New Kensington - 32.4% to 522
    Beaver - down 25.7% to 46
    Greensburg - down 20.8% to 1,328
    At what point does State Penn and Fail to Pitt continue to cling to these outlet store campuses? Having five PSU campuses within an hour or two of Downtown Pittsburgh is beyond ridiculous. And Cheyney has a larger enrollment (slightly over 700) than the five State Penn campuses highlighted here - and Cheyney is at least stable enrollment-wise.

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  • iupgroundhog
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    Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View Post
    Article in the Pittsburgh edition of the Toledo Blade on small college enrollment drops over the last 10 years.

    La Roche - up 40%
    Chatham - up 10%

    Waynesburg - down 37.6%
    Robert Morris - down 37.4%
    Allegheny - down 35.6%
    Geneva - down 33.5%
    Carlow - down 30.1%
    Seton Hill - down 15.7%
    Saint Vincent - down 15.3%
    Point Park - down 14.4%
    Washington & Jefferson - down 13.3%
    Westminster - down 11.3%
    Grove City - down 7% (surprising)

    They also provide some Penn State and Pitt outlet store campuses:

    Shenango - down 50.5% to 281 students
    Fayette - down 49.9% to 424
    Greater Allegheny (McKeesport) - down 41.7% to 363
    New Kensington - 32.4% to 522
    Beaver - down 25.7% to 460
    Greensburg - down 20.8% to 1,328
    Wow!

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  • Fightingscot82
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    Article in the Pittsburgh edition of the Toledo Blade on small college enrollment drops over the last 10 years.

    La Roche - up 40%
    Chatham - up 10%

    Waynesburg - down 37.6%
    Robert Morris - down 37.4%
    Allegheny - down 35.6%
    Geneva - down 33.5%
    Carlow - down 30.1%
    Seton Hill - down 15.7%
    Saint Vincent - down 15.3%
    Point Park - down 14.4%
    Washington & Jefferson - down 13.3%
    Westminster - down 11.3%
    Grove City - down 7% (surprising)

    They also provide some Penn State and Pitt outlet store campuses:

    Shenango - down 50.5% to 281 students
    Fayette - down 49.9% to 424
    Greater Allegheny (McKeesport) - down 41.7% to 363
    New Kensington - 32.4% to 522
    Beaver - down 25.7% to 460
    Greensburg - down 20.8% to 1,328

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  • IUPbigINDIANS
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    Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View Post

    And that $200 suit from the Brooks Brothers store at the outlets is the same as the ones in Nordstrom. Yeah right.
    End of the day they have a degree from Penn State.

    Their resume is likely to never mention the 'Dubois' part of it.

    I know some really, really smart people who graduated from Penn State New Ken with engineering degrees.

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