Is Jim Johnsen the right leader for the university system?

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University of Alaska President Jim Johnsen announced on Monday that 2,500 staff and faculty were receiving 10-day furlough notices as a result of the budget cuts from the State of Alaska.

Gov. Michael Dunleavy vetoed $130 million from the university system on top of the $5 million already cut by the Alaska Legislature.

Johnsen — and all UA administrators — have known this was coming since February, when the governor submitted his budget to the Legislature.


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