Presidents shuffle through post recession challenges at public universities
University leaders face funding cuts and fundraising burdens as state support declines. Sally Mason notes politics often shortens presidencies while Steven Leath and Allen stress matching strengths to roles. Regents say lasting leadership depends on board support and market changes.
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President Profiles University of Iowa Leader
Current president Steven Leath aged 55 leads the University of Iowa since January 2012. He earns a salary of 448800 and holds a doctorate in plant pathology. Before becoming ISU president he served as vice president for research and sponsored programs.
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University president tenure and salaries snapshot
A fragmented summary lists UNI and ISU leaders with names including Sally Mason and Melvin Hancher, noting Mason's start in 2007 at age 62 and salary 493,272, and Ben Allen since 2006 with 339,456. It also cites longest-serving presidents Homer Seerley 42 years and Virgil Hancher 24 years, plus average tenures for US and ISU presidents.
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Electronic student tickets aim to curb misuse at Iowa games
University plans to convert student section tickets to electronic to ensure only current students access the Hawkeye games. Officials expect a smoother season in the Carver-Hawkeye Arena and Kinnick Stadium as 2,000 plus students hold season passes, while some alumni worry about losing keepsakes and access restrictions.
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Iowa voter rules halted amid federal comparison dispute
A federal court blocked changes to Iowa voter registration rules after arguments that the timing and process violated federal standards. ACLU officials praised the decision as protecting eligible voters while litigation continues, while Schultz argues the ruling could enable non citizens to vote.
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