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JARVIS
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Goldschmidt said in the release. He
added that Jarvis wants the board to
have the freedom to pursue a new di
rection that best serves "the Governor's
revitalized mission and the board's
initiatives for higher education."
Kulongoski started revamping the
board late last year when he appointed
seven new members including Gold
schmidt, a former state governor. He
also unveiled a new higher education
initiative in November that includes
objectives such as providing an oppor
tunity for every Oregon citizen to at
tend a college or university, focusing on
programs that create a demand for Ore
gon graduates, spending state funds on
programs that drive economic growth
and creating a strategy that allows for
reinvestment in higher education.
During Jarvis' tenure, the system
bore the brunt of substantial budget
cuts that led to increased tuition rates
that were "too often and too high,"
Jarvis said. However, he said adminis
trators did their best to mitigate the ef
fects of the financial predicament.
"It could have been worse," he said.
Jarvis said the disinvestment in ed
ucation is one of the university sys
tem's biggest underlying challenges.
He said it is essential for the state to
find ways to reinvest in education and
make a promise to provide education
to all Oregonians.
"You've got to make a commitment
and mean it and fund it," he said.
Melissa Unger, Oregon Student As
sociation organizing director, said
OSA really enjoyed working with
Jarvis because of his willingness to
hear student voices, even if there were
differing opinions.
"He was really good about includ
ing students on the issues," she said.
Unger also said she hopes that
Jarvis has set a precedent for the new
board to allow for active student in
volvement. She added that Jarvis had
the challenging task of being chancel
lor during harsh economic times.
"He got the system through proba
bly one of the most difficult budget
periods ever," she said.
Jarvis said he wants to stay in the
West and find another job in higher
education.
"I'm looking around for jobs," he
said. "I'm like a senior."
Contact the news editor
at ayishayahya@daiiyemerald.com.
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Hall, 7:30-11:30 p.m. Lessons during the
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