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Walter E. “Ted” Carter (Former OSU President)

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Steve19 said:
Indeed. Sadly so, but entirely predictable.
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Yep. When the sole criteria was a willingness to be the puppet of Wexner and after running off a top level President, we were bound to scrape the bottom of the barrel.

Thank God for President Ravi. Lucking into a great internal hire was our only hope, and it seems so far that we nailed it.
 
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knuckifyoubuck said:
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ORD_Buckeye said:
Yep. When the sole criteria was a willingness to be the puppet of Wexner and after running off a top level President, we were bound to scrape the bottom of the barrel.

Thank God for President Ravi. Lucking into a great internal hire was our only hope, and it seems so far that we nailed it.
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I won't get into specifics but Ravi has been really positively responsive to some things that are sorta nearvto my heart and I appreciate that. (This isn't a contrast to Carter one way or the other, probably in contrast to Drake as I remember timelines, but small personal issues either way)
 
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AKAK said:
I won't get into specifics but Ravi has been really positively responsive to some things that are sorta nearvto my heart and I appreciate that. (This isn't a contrast to Carter one way or the other, probably in contrast to Drake as I remember timelines, but small personal issues either way)
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Drake was the anti-Gee. He wasn't the self-promoting glad hander, so he came off as cold and distant in comparison. There, however, was a reason that the board fully backed him in the Urban affair, gave him glowing reviews and when he left (on his own terms at the end of his contract) ended up in the most prestigious job in public (arguably all of) higher education.
 
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ORD_Buckeye said:
Drake was the anti-Gee. He wasn't the self-promoting glad hander, so he came off as cold and distant in comparison. There, however, was a reason that the board fully backed him in the Urban affair, gave him glowing reviews and when he left (on his own terms at the end of his contract) ended up in the most prestigious job in public (arguably all of) higher education.
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I'm not making a broad statement about Drake, this is a narrow interest.
 
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