When curriculum decisions get taken from educators
Effective October 1, HB580 expanded the authority of Boards of Trustees over curriculum and degree requirements at public universities, reinforcing their role as the ultimate academic decision-makers. At first glance, that may sound like a dry governance issue. It’s not. Shortly after HB580 took effect, Auburn’s Board of Trustees not only embraced this authority but […]
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