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...restructuring] was kind of a breath of life into the IOP and we think it was more than long overdue,” Pryor says...
...Pryor says he thinks it was the suddenness of the restructuring that shocked everyone...
...After some 25 years of doing things a certain way, I think a lot of people were concerned on whether it [the restructuring] could be brought about,” Pryor says. “We made a radical departure from the past and it has paid off. It has paid off in view of the participation of students, the interests and the number of people who are taking part in the IOP and its activities...
...Pryor also attributes the increased participation and interest in the IOP’s activities to the “opening up” of leadership, noting the healthy competition for elected positions in committees. Others feel the restructuring has invited open discussion and criticism about...
...Pryor also takes pride in staff efforts to meet student concerns. Pryor recalls a student expressing an interest in learning more about prisons. In response the staff invited a former prison guard-turned-author to become an IOP fellow...