Robert A. Corrigan has served as SF State President since September 1988.
More than a year of discussion, consultation and input from hundreds of faculty and staff, coupled with two faculty referendums, has ended decisively: On July ...
After nearly a year and a half of controversial closed-door meetings and tense open-door forums, President Robert A. Corrigan announced Friday that the University will implement a six-college structure to take effect July 1. The appr...
When final exams end in less than a month and students begin relaxing for the summer, SF State's academic landscape will begin a drastic transformation.
President Robert A. Corrigan announced April 22 that the University is...
University President Robert A. Corrigan’s email to faculty March 21, which detailed his newest proposal to reduce the number of colleges from eight to six and suggested that faculty participate in another campus-wide refere...
It’s no surprise that President Robert A. Corrigan accepted the majority of recommendations given by the University Planning Advisory Council. The plan was of his own devising.
Not only did Corrigan handpick each of the 12 c...
When Gov. Jerry Brown began the process of passing a budget for the 2011-2012 fiscal year by releasing his proposal earlier this month, he detailed the grim outlook for California's higher education system. If passed, the budge...
