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Tue May 6, 2014, 01:29 AM May 2014

Another Aggie Bites the Dust: Mays Business School dean gives no reason for resignation

Texas A&M's longtime dean of the business school is stepping down.

Provost Karan Watson announced in an internal memo Monday that Jerry Strawser will not seek another term as dean of the Mays Business School. Strawser declined comment. He offered little insight to the decision in a staff email sent to colleagues Monday morning.

"It is with extremely mixed emotions that I wish to inform you I have indicated to Provost Watson that I will not seek consideration for an additional term as dean of Mays Business School," Strawser wrote. "On one hand, 12 years is a long tenure and we all know that new leadership, new ideas, and new perspectives are important. On the other, I have never enjoyed a job or group of colleagues more than I have at Mays Business School."

It is unclear when Strawser's tenure will end. A university spokeswoman said Stawser's term as dean ends next year and that it's standard protocol to give advanced notice to find a replacement.

More at http://www.theeagle.com/news/local/mays-business-school-dean-gives-no-reason-for-resignation/article_4f403727-6b2e-50f5-b42c-f5866ca35945.html .

[font color=maroon]One thing that Chancellor John Sharp is good at--running off his employees. Like Moses leading the Jews from Egypt, there has been an exodus of high-ranking employees as he consolidates power at Texas A&M. He is my least favorite so-called Democrat in Texas.[/font]

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