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(February 6, 2008) CoB at a Crossroads PART 3 "Oh Captain, . . ." Unlike with the case of Niroomand, current EFIB Chair George Carter was actively placed in his current position by Doty. That decision has, according to sources, stood as tall as any other in putting the CoB in the troubled waters it treads even today. Carter has the administrative finesse of the proverbial bull in the china shop, and his ill-advised decisions and actions have tormented multiple CoB Deans, from Harold Black to Harold Doty. Whether it's phoning the wives of targeted CoB faculty, clumsily orchestrating 3rd Year Review hatchet jobs, or thwarting faculty governance with dubious stories about university lawyers and eligible (faculty) voters, Carter's tenure in USM's College of Business has made a lasting, negative impression on the institution -- the one he graduated from, twice.

(February 16, 2008) By George A Look at the Text of George Carter's Denigration of David Duhon EFIB Chair George Carter's excoriation of the promotion to full professor in 2006 of CoB management professor, David Duhon, has been the subject of numerous reports and editorials here at USMNEWS.NET. Even with all of the reporting, and the incredible "What George Carter Thinks" series that has augmented the many reports, USMNEWS.NET readers have not had access to the wider text of Carter's comments about Duhon's promotion. That is, up until now that access has not occurred.

(March 2, 2008) CoB at a Crossroads PART 4 "I Don't Have a Dog in this Fight" The CoB's new Dean will have many obstacles to face on Day 1. One of them will be dealing with the fact that any oversight over the CoB's faculty evaluation process was killed in December of 2006, when CoB management professors, Stephen Bushardt and David Duhon, put a motion on the floor at the CoB's Fall 2006 faculty meeting that eliminated the traditional executive team conference that established each faculty's rating in teaching, research and service. Under the Bushardt-Duhon plan, individual faculty ratings are decided by department heads, without consultation with the other department heads or the Associate Dean.

(March 5, 2008) By George . . . The Second A Look at the Text of George Carter's Denigration of Harold Doty EFIB Chair George Carter's excoriation of former CoB Dean, Harold Doty, has been the subject of numerous reports and editorials here at USMNEWS.NET. Even with all of the reporting, and the incredible "What George Carter Thinks" series that has augmented the many reports, USMNEWS.NET readers have not had access to the wider text of Carter's comments about Harold Doty's shortcomings. That is, up until now that access has not occurred.ings are decided by department heads, without consultation with the other department heads or the Associate Dean.