D. HAROLD DOTY, FORMER DEAN, COLLEGE OF
BUSINESS, CURRENT DEAN, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT
TYLER
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(April 1, 2008) Breaking News Doty’s Job Search in His Own Words HATTIESBURG – Much has been written in
recent months about the efforts of former CoB Dean, D. Harold Doty, to secure employment as Dean of one
business college or another. Those efforts have resulted in one failure after another, including rejections from
institutions across a wide spectrum (e.g., from Clemson to Boise State). Up until now, reporters at USMNEWS.NET
have not been able to present Doty’s side of things. However, with the recent release of internal documents by
USM legal counsel, in response to a Freedom of Information Act request by the editor of USMNEWS.NET, our
readers are able to gain some insights from Doty himself about the trials and tribulations of moving on after a
publicly disastrous stint atop the College of Business at USM.
(April 3, 2008) GH Chatter Discussions about the Harold Doty’s “Conversations with Susan” story is making the
rounds. The latest word is that the Dotys have not only opened up their search to the “Great White North,” copies
of his resume can now be found at institutions in Europe. At some point they’re going to have to consider landing
a CEE Directorship for Susan that allows Harold to trail in as an adjunct instructor of entrepreneurship.
(April 6, 2008) The Doty Sidestep: How to Bypass Faculty Governance Part 1: The Digital MBA
(April 6, 2008) The Doty Sidestep: How to Bypass Faculty Governance Part 2: The Secret Degree Program
(April 6, 2008) The Doty Sidestep: How to Bypass Faculty Governance Part 3: The Health Care Marketing Program
(April 6, 2008) The Doty Sidestep: How to Bypass Faculty Governance Part 4: Letter of Agreement
(April 6, 2008) The Doty Sidestep: How to Bypass Faculty Governance Part 5: Academic Suspension Policy
(April 6, 2008) The Doty Sidestep: How to Bypass Faculty Governance Part 6: Synthesis and Comment
(April 9, 2008) GH Chatter The recent revelation from former CoB Dean, Harold Doty, that he (Doty) would’ve
been a good fit for Clemson, is causing commotion around Greene Hall. What is amusing to some is that, with his
resignation and return to his first love of teaching, Doty now earns $127,086 – a total that includes a $5,162 “merit”
raise from May of 2007 and about $20,000 to $25,000 of his administrative supplement for serving as Dean for
four years – while the eventual winner of the Clemson job, Claude Lilly, now earns $355,000 per year as Dean of
CU’s business school.