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by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges, related to student achievement concerns.71 undergraduate students
Shapiro said the 23 people from the WARN notice would not have included adjunct professors. Shapiro said another group of employees was laid off earlier this year, and she expressed concerns shortly afterward, and then she was let go, she said. He said the school calendar would be amended to create a summer break and that “a contingent of staff and faculty” would be furloughed for that time, returning on June 12 to help with student transitions. But according to a report by Higher Ed Dive, which covers the higher education industry,Figuli hadn’t been in his position long. He took over for former CEO Jeremiah Staropoli the same week he announced to staff that the college would be closing.
Hussian sold the school in the 1970s to Ronald Dove and a business partner. Dove also taught at Hussian and served in several administrative roles until he
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