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Source: Hays Daily News

By Gaille Pike Special to the Hays Daily News Fort Hays State University’s Faculty Senate will meet Dec. 2 at 3:30 p.m. in Albertson Hall 169, with the meeting open to the public. Newly supplied records show how faculty and staff governance groups acted early in the Sternberg closure controversy to put employee protections, meaningful consultation and collections stewardship on record. The October joint statement supported continuing dialogue, not simply a one-time response, Senate President Christianna Pruden explained. Her account of President Tisa Mason’s subsequent meetings with governance leaders, alongside minutes documenting the provost’s planning assignment and a postponed opposition resolution, adds context to unresolved funding, expert-assistance and collections questions. Whether Sternberg will be discussed Dec. 2 remains undetermined.

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