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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2002
Page
10
Timeline tracks Mary Sue Coleman as University of Iowa president from December 1995 through May 2002. It lists strategic plans values shifts measures faculty productivity student welfare fundraising and major campus events and policy changes. The record notes budgets layoffs tuition hikes research milestones and leadership appointments.
Legacy State Rep. Chuck Larson cites budget debates affecting state funding for the University of Iowa. Jeffrey Cox of the UI Faculty Senate notes Coleman’s departure as a surprise while praising her commitment to maintaining the public character of the university and its contract with the people.
A chronological roster of presidents and acting leaders at major U.S. universities from Amos Dean in 1855 to Mary Sue Coleman in 2002. It includes tenure years, with several acting presidents such as Nathan Ransom Leonard and Christian W Slagle.
Mary Sue Coleman, president of the University of Iowa, reflects on her path from Cedar Falls roots through Grinnell College to national leadership. A biochemist by training, she led research at NIH funded labs, served as provost at North Carolina and New Mexico, and earned memberships in the National Academy of Sciences Institute of Medicine AAAS and AAAS Fellowships.
Coleman plans to pursue the University of Michigan presidency as Iowa faces $32 million in state funding cuts and ongoing budget pressures. Nichols and Newlin note Michigan’s prestige and Coleman’s readiness, while board regents praise her leadership and the need for strong university support.
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