Word: ombudsperson
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DURING THE LAST few weeks, many people have raised concerns about The Crimson's coverage of minority issues. I do not write on behalf of the Crimson as a whole; but since The Crimson does not have an official ombudsperson, I would like to explain some of the paper's policies on the news coverage...
...presentation featured Janet S. Hyde, professor of psychology and associate vice chancellor for academic affairs at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Hyde, who also serves as ombudsperson for the her school's women faculty members, outlined Wisconsin's program to increase the number of tenured women faculty...
After the cheerleaders filed their grievance with the ombudsperson at Cornell, the Athletic Department replied by recognizing cheerleading as a varsity sport, and promised to name a new coach to the program...
Sullivan noted that the proposed budget in the recommendations was $32,910 over the current budget allocation. But Healy said he could finance the difference by eliminating the position of ombudsperson--whose functions almost coincide with those of the public information officer. The council approved the hiring of an ombudsperson earlier this year, but the post was never filled...
Although willing to eliminate the old position. Sullivan said he was worried that two duties of the ombudsperson--preparing an information booklet for the agency and indexing the rent board's decisions--were contracted to outside groups...