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(December 15, 2008) GH Chatter New CoB dean Lance Nail's habitual absence from Greene Hall has some CoB faculty worried about the organization's chances for a turnaround. There is certainly cause for concern in this regard.

(December 15, 2008) Dear Santa: As I look to find a little time to be with my family and friends over the holiday break at school, I am just now getting the chance to email you my wish list for Christmas. Please help me out as much as you can; I know I am asking for a lot, but I am facing a lot of obstacles.

(December 18, 2008) CoB News, 18 December 2008 Sound the Retreat CoB faculty were recently greeted by new CoB dean Lance Nail's office with the following e-mail:

(December 19, 2008) GH Chatter With word now moving through the CoB indicating that new CoB dean Lance Nail has purchased a USM golf cart it really is time to start feeling sorry for USM students and their parents. Suffering through the waves of recession, and facing double-digit tuition increases, these Mississippians get to read and hear about the luxuries of golf carts and Beechcraft King Air 200 airplanes at USM. All of the ghosts of the Shelby F. Thames administration appear to be happy and at home in the new Martha D. Saunders administration.

(December 22, 2008) Top Stories of 2008 by Duane Cobb 5. New Journal Rankings -- New Dean Lance Nail -- In mid May of 2008, USM officials announced that Lance Nail had been chosen as only the fifth permanent dean in the history of USM's College of Business.

(January 5, 2009) CoB News, 5 January 2009 Nail's Pen Pals On 24-Nov-08, CoB dean Lance Nail sent, via the USM Academic Council (for consideration at its Dec-08 meeting), the memo inserted below to Drs. David Walker and Sabine Heinhorst, respective chairs of the Academic Programs and Graduate Programs Committees. Nail used the memo to explain to Drs. Walker and Heinhorst the logic behind his proposed reorganization

(January 5, 2009) CoB News, 7 January 2009 Nail's Retreat The much anticipated College of Business faculty retreat is upon us, and if the information being relayed to USMNEWS.net is any indication, there is not a lot of interest in being there among the CoB's current faculty roster.