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babbs

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newest in bold.................


Billie Allen, Professor of Management (retirement)


David Anderson, VP Facilities/Physical Plant (State of Mississippi)


Ann Beardshall, Coordinator Delta Nutrition Project (retirement)


Wayne Billon, Associate Professor of NFS (Western Carolina University)


Tyrone Black, Professor of Economics (retirement)


Audrey Blackwell, English Language Institute (early retirement)


Raylawni Branch, Instructor of Nursing (retirement)


Carolyn Brooks, Coordinator of Field Intruction, School of Social Work (retirement)


Don Cabana, Associate Professor of Criminal Justice (Superintendent, Parchman Prison)


Bud Childers, Assoc. Head Womens Basketball Coach (Head Coach, Winthrop University)


Wanda Dubuisson, Assistant Professor of Nursing (William Carey College)


Greg Eells, Director of the Counseling Center (Cornell University)


Dan Fisher, Assistant Professor of Marketing (University Of Tulsa)


Shelton Gandy, Asst. Football Coach (secretly forced out; location pending)


Frank Glamser, Professor of Sociology (fired without due process; appeal pending)


David Goff, Professor of Mass Communications & Journalism (State University of West Georgia)


James Green, Head Basketball Coach (resigned/fired; location pending)


Brian Hapcic, Assistant Professor of Theatre and Dance (University of Maine)


Tamara Harvey, Assistant Professor of English (George Mason University)


Glenn Terry Harper, Professor of History (retirement)


Jim Hollandsworth, Professor of Psychology/Graduate School Dean (early retirement)


Susan Hollandsworth, Director USM Capital Campaign/Foundation (The Nature Conservancy)


Sharyn Janes, Professor of Nursing (location pending)


Philip Jeffress, Director of GSERC (private sector)


Geoff Jensen, Associate Professor of History (Virginia Military Institute)


Roger King, Professor of Finance (retirement)


Judy Kinney, Instructor of Child and Family Studies (resigning; situation pending)


Terry Kinney, Director/Professor of Human Performance & Recreation (fired; outcome pending)


Frank Kuhn, Chair/Associate Professor of Theatre and Dance (State University of New York)


Linda McFall, Vice President for Financial Affairs (IHL Board)


Susan Malone, Associate Professor of English (Mercer University)


Cheryl Mowdy, Director Grants & Contracts (IHL Board)


Doowoo Nam, Assistant Professor of Finance (National University in Korea)


Frank Pickering, Development Director for CBED (private sector)


Santiago Restrepo, Head Volleyball Coach (Head Coach, University of Oklahoma)


Mary Robison, Professor of English (University of Florida)


Richard Saniga, Professor of Speech and Hearing Sciences (retirement)


Young Sook Seo, USM CCD (private sector)


James Siders, Professor of CISE (University of Central Florida)


Gloria Applet-Slick, Associate Professor of CISE (retirement)


Michael Smith, Professor of Criminal Justice (early retirement)


Gary Stringer, Professor of English (fired without due process; appeal pending)


William Taylor, Professor of Criminal Justice (retirement)


Sam Thomas, Financial Affairs Controller (Bursar, University of Mississippi)


Homer Wesley, Associate Vice President of Student Affairs (Mississippi University for Women)


Frank Whitesell, Associate Professor of Economics (retirement)


James Whorton, Professor of CISE (retirement)


Denis Wiesenburg, Chair/Professor of Marine Sciences (University of Alaska)


Jim Wyld, Chief Financial Officer of USM Foundation (back to private sector)


Johan Yssel, Associate Professor of Mass Communications & Journalism (private sector)



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babbs

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the total now is an even 50....

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messy

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I'm not too familiar with general university employment rates.  Is 5% an average turnover rate for four year universities?


Just wondering if this is normal or outrageous?



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Flash Gordon

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Turnover at USM has been about 10% over the years. Last year it was over 15%. The absolute number of people who left last year was about 50% higher than at State and Ole Miss. The most mobile and marketable would be included among those who left. From a statistical perspective, there is unlikely to be a large absolute number of departures a second year in a row (regression to the mean, fished out pond). What seems to be happening now is the departure of key senior or administrative personnel who normally are more stable because of their higher salaries and greater responsibilities. Also, some of the "retirements" you are seeing are people taking jobs elsewhere or quitting early. I am told that Thames likes all this because it means more docile and lowly paid replacements.

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"Turnover at USM has been about 10% over the years. Last year it was over 15%. The absolute number of people who left last year was about 50% higher than at State and Ole Miss. The most mobile and marketable would be included among those who left. From a statistical perspective, there is unlikely to be a large absolute number of departures a second year in a row (regression to the mean, fished out pond). What seems to be happening now is the departure of key senior or administrative personnel who normally are more stable because of their higher salaries and greater responsibilities. Also, some of the "retirements" you are seeing are people taking jobs elsewhere or quitting early. I am told that Thames likes all this because it means more docile and lowly paid replacements."


Yes, and there are more leaving who just haven't announced it yet.  The pond isn't quite fished out, but it's getting there.



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