Tag: resignation
Miller to resign as VP administration
On Tuesday, junior Kirsten Miller announced plans to resign from her position as Student Union’s vice president of administration because she will be spending next semester abroad. Miller’s resignation will take effect Nov. 21 in order to allow a smooth transition for her successor.
Mattea to resign as vice president of administration
Student Union Vice President of Administration Trevor Mattea announced Monday that he would be resigning from his post in two weeks. His resignation is the second for the Montana administration, raising questions about Student Union’s internal efficacy.
VP admin resigns due to frustrations with SU
In an Student Union press release, the Executive Council announced that Trevor Mattea, vice president of administration, would be resigning from his post, effective in two weeks. Mattea, a junior, made the announcement to the Executive Council on October 16.
Hillel to welcome new leadership with new year
The executive director of the St. Louis Hillel at Washington University, Michael Landy, resigned on Monday morning.
Courtney Reeves, SU VP of public relations, resigns
Courtney Reeves, Student Union vice president of public relations, announced early this afternoon that she would be resigning her post, effective Sept. 9.
Sen. Jeff Smith’s statement on resigning from the Mo. Senate
State Sen. Jeff Smith’s statement on resigning from office.
State Sen. Jeff Smith’s Letter of Resignation
Jeff Smith, a lecturer at Washington University and a Missouri state senator, resigned his post in the legislature and plead guilty to two felony charges related to his 2004 campaign for the U.S. congress. This is his letter of resignation.
State Sen. Jeff Smith resigns, pleads guilty to federal charges
Jeff Smith, a lecturer at Washington University and a Missouri state senator, resigned his post in the legislature earlier today after several weeks of speculation about a federal investigation.
Timothy Kuklo resigns from medical school after federal probe into study
Timothy Kuklo, a researcher and professor at the Washington University School of Medicine, has voluntarily resigned after allegedly falsifying a study, a school spokesman confirmed Wednesday evening.



