New WSU leader faced rumblings of no-confidence vote at S&T

Wright State University’s incoming president is credited with growing and improving the Missouri University of Science and Technology.

She boosted enrollment, increased revenue and tackled budget issues at Missouri S&T.

But, her successes there spurred some backlash, including an effort by some faculty members to hold a vote of no confidence against her.

Schrader acknowledged the turmoil in an exclusive interview with the Dayton Daily News and said it was a response to some of the changes she made at the Rolla, Missouri-based school.

For the full story about how Schrader handled issues in Missouri, click HERE .

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New Wright State president faces criticism over changes at Missouri