GEORGE C. CARTER, FORMER CHAIRMAN, FORMER DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS, FINANCE AND INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
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(April 24, 2007) George Carter: CoB Dean Slayer Current EFIB Chair George Carter has served on the administrative teams of two deans: H. Tyrone Black and D. Harold Doty. Both of these business college administrations ended ignominiously.
(April 29, 2007) Does EFIB Chair George Carter "Cringe" at the Thought of an Alvin Williams-led USM College of Business? The title above may be intriguing/surprising, but there's already enough evidence out there to suggest that the answer is "Yes."
(May 1, 2007) Rock, Paper, Scissors -- Rock! How Hiring (and Firing) in the EFIB has Gone off of the Rails Recently, a USMNEWS.NET report indicated that a report on hiring in the EFIB was forthcoming. That report has since morphed into a series, out of which this is Part I. This installment in the series details the chaotic human resources situation on the economics side of the EFIB since EFIB Chair George Carter (see below) re-assumed the reigns of the department in August of 2005.
(May 1, 2007) usmnews.net Reporter . . . . . . . . . . . . DEVELOPING STORY May 1, 2007 HATTIESBURG --- Copies of Franklin Mixon's formal misconduct complaint against EFIB Chair George Carter are spreading like kudzu. Copies have been received by usmnews.net Reporter, and the main page at usmnews.net will soon have a copy available for readers (if not already). Mixon's complaint contains some information pertinent to the John Lambert story that our staff reported on in yesterday's news item (see below).
(May 2, 2007) George Carter on Race and Class Perhaps no line in the recent complaint filed against EFIB Chair George Carter's administration of the department is more revealing (see Duane Cobb's Commentary below) than the following line written by Carter in an EFIB faculty's annual evaluation report:
(May 7, 2007) George Carter on Subjective Evaluation EFIB Chair George Carter leaves no opening for surprise. It's one misstep after another, one fly in the ointment followed by two more. The latest gaffe comes from the 4 May 2007 CoB faculty meeting, wherein Carter expressed his views on subjective grading of CoB students, as part of a conversation with CoB Associate Dean Joseph Peyrefitte, assistant dean
(May 8, 2007) Hosed by Carter Recently, a complaint filed by an EFIB professor against EFIB Chairman George Carter’s 2006 annual evaluation practices made its way to USMNEWS.NET. That complaint, along with other documentation sent to reporters at USMNEWS.NET, provide the basis for this report, which shows that Carter is not inconvenienced by honesty and truth when it comes to the evaluation of the faculty in his department.