Paid in Full, Required to Do Nothing: Connecticut’s Higher Ed Scandal

Paid in Full, Required to Do Nothing: Connecticut’s Higher Ed Scandal

Connecticut taxpayers are footing a nearly half a million dollar bill for former Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) Chancellor Terrence Cheng — who will continue to “advise” the system from his home in New York, without supervising staff, attending meetings, or setting foot in Hartford. A September 15th letter to Senate Republicans confirmed that during his final year on contract, Cheng “is not required to perform his work at the…