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  • #46
    Re: NMU Offseason: Forget bikes, we're stealing a Karr...

    Scheduling is delayed because NMU and MTU are finding dates for their series, which will be on Tuesday nights.

    AD search is being delayed because of the provost (No. 2 position in the university) search.

    Neither of the two are related, besides the waits being really annoying.
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    • #47
      Re: NMU Offseason: Forget bikes, we're stealing a Karr...

      Originally posted by mwellens View Post
      Scheduling is delayed because NMU and MTU are finding dates for their series, which will be on Tuesday nights.
      AD search is being delayed because of the provost (No. 2 position in the university) search.
      Neither of the two are related, besides the waits being really annoying.
      No snippet of leaning direction for the AD? I lean toward Diles

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      • #48
        Re: NMU Offseason: Forget bikes, we're stealing a Karr...

        Come on Matt, the provost position has nothing to do with Wong's decision on AD. Wong himself told you and your paper that he offered up the name to the board last Friday and hoped to offer the position to the candidate during the weekend. Either, negotiations are taking place or somebody turned down the offer and Les is back at the drawing board.

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        • #49
          Re: NMU Offseason: Forget bikes, we're stealing a Karr...

          Thirty four minutes ago, NMU tweeted:
          @NorthernMichU: President Les Wong is stepping down to become president of San Francisco State University, http://www.nmu.edu/communicationsand...icleID=171161&
          From the link:
          MARQUETTE, Mich.—Northern Michigan University President Les Wong announced today that he has accepted the presidency at San Francisco State University (SFSU) in California. He is scheduled to assume his new post on Aug. 1. Wong has served as NMU’s top administrator since 2004.

          “I am extremely honored to take the leadership of one of the gems of the California state system,” said Wong. “My years in service to Northern Michigan University and to the Upper Peninsula will not be forgotten. Northern’s magic is special and Phyllis and I are fortunate to have been a part of its evolution.”

          During Wong’s tenure, NMU engaged in a broad-based strategic planning process, resulting in the university’s “Road Map to 2015.” The evolving plan focuses on four areas for improvement: innovation, helping students lead meaningful lives, leveraging campus attributes and community engagement. NMU has gained a national reputation for the latter as one of about 300 U.S. higher education institutions to earn the Community Engagement Classification from the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.

          NMU also continued its high-tech advancements under Wong by becoming the first university in the country to operate its own WiMAX network. This fourth-generation (4G) technology is capable of transferring data, voice and video at distances far beyond what is available with traditional Wi-Fi. Based largely on this effort, NMU was selected as the site for President Barack Obama to announce his Wireless Innovation and Infrastructure Initiative in February 2011.

          Wong oversaw the largest gift in NMU history: a $5 million commitment to enhance the university’s ability to recruit high-achieving students. Other notable achievements included launching a study-abroad program in Cuba, which only 16 U.S. institutions had been licensed to do, and earning Higher Learning Commission accreditation for NMU in 2010 through the Academic Quality Improvement Program (AQIP).

          Talk about left field.

          This may be the hold up on the AD search, as the new hire may want to know exactly who is in charge when they get here.
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          • #50
            Re: NMU Offseason: Forget bikes, we're stealing a Karr...

            Aparch,

            Problem is Dr. Wong is no longer in charge of making the decision. I would have trusted his decision without question. The new guy now will make the decision and god only knows how that will turn out. I hope he doesn't go against the recommendation of Dr. Wong's because that could become a serious problem is it doesn't go well.

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            • #51
              Re: NMU Offseason: Forget bikes, we're stealing a Karr...

              Originally posted by aparch View Post
              Thirty four minutes ago, NMU tweeted: From the link:Talk about left field. This may be the hold up on the AD search, as the new hire may want to know exactly who is in charge when they get here.
              Do you think he made the decision and moved on? I think it depends on how the board handles this. Wong did have the most contact with the possible hires. So no Pres, no Provost and No AD. Proper choice now can really make for a huge change in direction, question is which direction.

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              • #52
                Re: NMU Offseason: Forget bikes, we're stealing a Karr...

                Originally posted by giwan View Post
                So no Pres,
                From the "What's New, NMU?" e-mail I received today:

                Thursday, May 10, 2012

                NMU BOARD NAMES HAYNES PRESIDENT

                David Haynes has been appointed the 14th president of Northern Michigan University by the NMU Board of Trustees, effective Monday, May 14. He will replace Les Wong, who announced today that he has accepted the presidency at San Francisco State University.

                “It is a privilege to have been selected as president by the NMU Board of Trustees and to have the opportunity to serve my alma mater in this capacity,” Haynes said.

                Haynes has been professionally affiliated with NMU for 27 years in various capacities. He has served as an adviser to five presidents, special adviser to Wong on public policy and member of the president’s cabinet. Haynes has been an associate professor of political science and public administration for the past six years and directs the Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree program. He also is co-director of the NMU Center for Rural Community and Economic Development and chair of the faculty senate graduate programs committee.

                In addition to a bachelor’s degree from NMU, Haynes holds a juris doctorate from the Thomas M. Cooley School of Law.

                “We are fortunate that we have a plan in place to provide continuity and clear direction to the university,” said Brian Cloyd, chair of the NMU Board of Trustees. “David has a thorough understanding of the current issues facing Northern Michigan University both internally and externally. The board is keenly aware of the importance of moving forward with its top three priorities: a successful resolution of the current employee contracts under negotiation; increasing enrollment and retaining current students; and finalizing a branding and marketing plan to provide additional revenues to the university in order to implement the strategic plan. Additionally, we have directed him to immediately review both the provost and athletic director searches and to make a recommendation to us."

                Cloyd said the appointment is for a minimum of two years and Haynes will have full responsibility for successfully implementing the board’s priorities and overseeing all operations of the university.
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                Prepared by Kristi Evans.
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                Bill Crawford, LSSU radio announcer, on NMU hockey: "This is their MO right to the tee: get out shot, get out played, keep hangin' in there, just rope-a-dope it in your own zone, get it up the ice, bang it in and win the game."

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                • #53
                  Re: NMU Offseason: Forget bikes, we're stealing a Karr...

                  Originally posted by mwellens View Post
                  Scheduling is delayed because NMU and MTU are finding dates for their series, which will be on Tuesday nights.
                  Neither of the two are related, besides the waits being really annoying.
                  Tech just released it's schedule yesterday so I would think NMU's schedule will come out sometime next week.
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                  • #54
                    Re: NMU Offseason: Forget bikes, we're stealing a Karr...

                    Since other school threads are posting and commenting on new recruits, I was curious what you guys know about NMU's 2012 recruiting class and the returning roster as a whole.

                    Who will be new for the Wildcats this coming season, what do you know about them, and who may contribute right away?

                    Who will step up in the forward positions now that Florek, Cherniwchan, and Gron are gone?

                    We should have a pretty solid crew of returning defensemen, shouldn't we? (Baker, Epp, Follmer, Handley, Jones, Ludwig, Macauley...)

                    Will Coreau have a good back up to challenge him?

                    Anything else?
                    NMU Hockey Since 1976 ...there at the beginning.

                    Bill Crawford, LSSU radio announcer, on NMU hockey: "This is their MO right to the tee: get out shot, get out played, keep hangin' in there, just rope-a-dope it in your own zone, get it up the ice, bang it in and win the game."

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                    • #55
                      Re: NMU Offseason: Forget bikes, we're stealing a Karr...

                      Chris Heisenberg's 2012 List

                      For Next Year: (G,A,P)
                      RW-Robert Lindores (26,35,61) Surrey (BCHL)

                      LW-Justin Rose (38,37,75) Ft.McMurray (AJHL)

                      D-Brock Maschmeyer (12,32,44) Ft.McMurray (AJHL)

                      LW-Cohen Adair (32,26,58) Powell River (BCHL)

                      RW-Dominik Shine (11,21,32) Lincoln (USHL) *Injury to start the year

                      D-Ryan Trenz (2,12,14) Chicago (USHL) *Drafted 5th Overall in USHL

                      C-Shane Sooth (9,35,44) Dubuque (USHL) *Played on USNTDP

                      RW-Gerard Hanson (11,16,27) Dubuque (USHL) *Brother of Greger Hanson



                      As for the Goalies there are two coming in, I don't think there will be any competition for the 1st string, but there will probably be a good battle for 2nd)

                      (Games, W-L, G.A.A., SV%)

                      Michael Doan-(3, 2-1, 2.67, .934) Wellington (OJHL)
                      (22, 7-10, 3.64, .905) Huntsville (OJHL)

                      Mathias Dahlstrom- (44, 17-19, 3.20, .906) Chicago (USHL)
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                      • #56
                        Re: NMU Offseason: Forget bikes, we're stealing a Karr...

                        Originally posted by NMUFAN21 View Post
                        Chris Heisenberg's 2012 List

                        For Next Year: (G,A,P)
                        RW-Robert Lindores (26,35,61) Surrey (BCHL)

                        LW-Justin Rose (38,37,75) Ft.McMurray (AJHL)

                        D-Brock Maschmeyer (12,32,44) Ft.McMurray (AJHL)

                        LW-Cohen Adair (32,26,58) Powell River (BCHL)

                        RW-Dominik Shine (11,21,32) Lincoln (USHL) *Injury to start the year

                        D-Ryan Trenz (2,12,14) Chicago (USHL) *Drafted 5th Overall in USHL

                        C-Shane Sooth (9,35,44) Dubuque (USHL) *Played on USNTDP

                        RW-Gerard Hanson (11,16,27) Dubuque (USHL) *Brother of Greger Hanson



                        As for the Goalies there are two coming in, I don't think there will be any competition for the 1st string, but there will probably be a good battle for 2nd)

                        (Games, W-L, G.A.A., SV%)

                        Michael Doan-(3, 2-1, 2.67, .934) Wellington (OJHL)
                        (22, 7-10, 3.64, .905) Huntsville (OJHL)

                        Mathias Dahlstrom- (44, 17-19, 3.20, .906) Chicago (USHL)
                        Hanson won't be coming to NMU.
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                        • #57
                          Originally posted by davyd83 View Post
                          Hanson won't be coming to NMU.
                          Really, what happened?
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                          • #58
                            Re: NMU Offseason: Forget bikes, we're stealing a Karr...

                            The 2012-13 Wildcat Hockey Schedule will be released on Wednesday morning at 7:50 AM exclusively on 100.3 the Point with Dave Danis and Coach Walt Kyle. It will also be streamed online at RadioEagleSports.com
                            "The use of common sense and logic will not be tolerated and may result in fine and/or suspension."- Western Professional Hockey League By-laws. 1999-2000.

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                            • #59
                              Re: NMU Offseason: Forget bikes, we're stealing a Karr...

                              I did manage to find this on the NMU website the other day.
                              http://www.nmu.edu/concessions/node/11
                              You'll just have to add in the Tech dates if this is correct.

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                              • #60
                                Re: NMU Offseason: Forget bikes, we're stealing a Karr...

                                Only the home dates are posted on that link.

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