Now that the budget task forces have completed their work, what will be the process and timetable for developing a final plan?
The task forces represent only a part of the process for developing a budget plan. Final reports have been presented to the administrative council and the executive budget strategy team chaired by President Barker. They are determining which recommendations can help with the 2009-2010 budget. Many are longer-term strategies that will not yield immediate savings or revenues, but will position Clemson to be more successful in the future. There are several other efforts concurrently under way that will contribute to the final plan. The budget team met with every budget center director, members of the AC and faculty and staff leaders to get input on administrative structure and organization issues. Clemson is joining with other colleges and universities to generate legislative support for a regulatory reform bill that could help reduce operating costs. Efforts also are under way to determine how Clemson can qualify for funding under the federal economic stimulus act. Finally, faculty and s
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- There have been no communications with parents regarding overall budget cut process or plans (besides facilities). What is your plan for improving this communications regarding budget cuts?
- What is the process for developing a budget savings plan? How will staff and our community offer input and be involved in an ongoing way?
- What can the process and final plan do to help economic development?
