Faculty at Western New Mexico University are seething and lawmakers want all members of the Board of Regents to resign after they handed President Joseph Shepard a $1.9 million exit package when his ...

a judge shot down a motion to put a temporary hold on a nearly $2 million payment to former Western New Mexico University President Dr. Joseph Shepard. The motion was filed last week by the New ...

Facing withering scrutiny from state officials over a costly exit agreement with outgoing president Joseph Shepard, four of Western New Mexico University’s five regents have now resigned, the ...

SILVER CITY, N.M. (KRQE) — New Mexico ... to stop Western New Mexico University (WNMU) from paying a nearly $2 million dollar severance payment to departing President Dr. Joseph Shepard.

Jan. 13—A state judge in Grant County ruled Monday he will not order outgoing Western New Mexico University President Joseph Shepard to immediately return a $1.9 million severance check or order ...

“Egregious misconduct by the board of regents at Western New Mexico University and its outgoing President Dr. Joseph Shepard,” said Torrez. That is how New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez ...

Only the student regent and university President Joseph Shepard were present ... put on hold a $1.9 million payout from Western New Mexico University to Shepard that is part of a severance package.

Attorney General Raúl Torrez and leaders of both chambers of the New Mexico Legislature unveiled proposals Monday designed to enhance oversight and accountability of administrator contracts at public ...

Attorney General Raúl Torrez filed an emergency court motion Monday seeking a temporary restraining order to block a $1.9 million golden parachute from Western New Mexico University to outgoing ...

WE WILL UPDATE YOU WHEN WE KNOW MORE. A NEARLY $2 MILLION PAYOUT FOR WESTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY’S FORMER PRESIDENT. NOW ON HOLD. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TELLS ALYSSA MUNOZ WHY HE FILED AN ...

including Western New Mexico President Joseph Shepard, who resigned in December. Lyndon Haviland, the board’s vice president, submitted her letter of resignation on Dec. 31 to Board President ...