Comments on: Walter Massey as President of SAIC

By: Gerald L Truesdale

Gerald L Truesdale — Sat, 25 Feb 2012 00:40:55 +0000

Walter Massey I am sure has enhanced your cultural organization to its’ max.That is the type of leader he is.

By: why should I believe any of this. 25% more students and 17% more faculty does NOT bode well for future student attentinon and survice in an institution that is already an unruly sprawling beuracratic mess (albiet full of educational gems, vast recorces et

Thu, 28 Apr 2011 18:26:09 +0000

why should I believe any of this. 25% more students and 17% more faculty does NOT bode well for future student attentinon and survice in an institution that is already an unruly sprawling beuracratic mess (albiet full of educational gems, vast recorces etc.), a more relevant question might be why is the school so concerned with growing? what are saic’s values? we have a surplus budget then why is “finances” the focus and hopping in the sack with some revolting corporations considered a solution to a problem (finances) which, according to this article isn’t a problem at all!

By: Veggiesino Christopherrobinbread

Veggiesino Christopherrobinbread — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 17:18:24 +0000

I agree completely with Eordogh, though as a Christopherrobinbread our families have not always seen eye to eye on every issue. However, I quickly came to realize that Massey is the perfect man for the President of the SAIC and Tenny is the perfect woman for the role of Provost of the SAIC. Her necklace says “I’m a leader at an art school who’s ‘into’ wearable art.”

I’d love to hear the opinions of members of the Pigletmuffin and Tiggerbagel families.

By: Claire

Claire — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 14:48:48 +0000

I know far too many of my fellow students this year who were forced out of school for no reason other than finances. If Massey has the business know-how to ensure that SAIC has a real solid endowment rather than relying to tuition from year-to-year, then so be it. We’ve expanded and outgrown our previous model, and what we really need is a financial restructuring.

I’m glad we’ve got a Provost to manage the arts and academic side of this equation, so Massey can get our financials to where they need to be.

By: Bruce Thorn

Bruce Thorn — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 12:39:27 +0000

S.A.I.C. is fortunate to have Mr. Massey on board.

By: Courtney Fromberg

Courtney Fromberg — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 03:41:35 +0000

After a relaxing getaway, I will return… because I LOVE Chicago so(ul), alas, I will return…