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Sep 20, 2019 · The Franklin County Prosecutor's Office announced that 22 people have been indicted for attempting to engage in sexual conducted with what they thought were children. “These 22 men all travelled ...
Indiana State University President Dr. Deborah J. Curtis announced her retirement from education after nearly 38 years in higher education. Dr. Curtis is Indiana State’s 12th President. She is only the second alumnus in ISU history to hold the position and the first woman to serve as President.
Dec 19, 2023 · Using that pay scale, Curtis will receive around $256,000 from the school after she leaves. ISU will pay Curtis an additional $12,000 to "offset other benefits costs." She will also be paid for unused vacation days. Curtis was offered a tenured position with full benefits at the university. But she has agreed to waive that option.
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Deborah Curtis. Professor. Equity, Leadership Studies, and Instructional Technologies (ELSIT) Phone: (415) 338-1076. Email: curtis@sfsu.edu. Deborah Curtis is a professor in the Equity and Social Justice Education program at SFSU. She has an MA and Ph.D. in educational psychology from University of California Berkeley. Dr.
Oct 5, 2023 · Indiana State University President Deborah Curtis announced her retirement Wednesday after six years in her role. She became the first female president of ISU when she was named to the position in late 2017. She said ISU is in a “good spot,” saying the college saw enrollment gains this semester and found financial stability.
Apr 13, 2018 · Deborah J. Curtis inaugurated as 12th president. April 13, 2018. Flanked by family and friends, Deborah J. Curtis was presented with the presidential medallion Friday, officially signifying her installation as the 12th president of Indiana State University. And even though she was undoubtedly the focus of the event, Curtis turned the attention ...
Institutions. Illinois State University. University of Central Missouri. Indiana State University. Dr. Deborah J. Curtis is the twelfth and current President of Indiana State University. The first woman to hold that position, [1] she has been president since 2018, and her contract was recently extended until 2025. [2]
