#steve livesay

[wutbju]

Steve Livesay, BJU Class of 1976, will end his term as President of Bryan College at the end of this school year. 

Livesay’s tenure as Bryan’s president was fraught with controversy. You can see WutBJU’s coverage of it here. 

Best to you, Steve. 

[wutbju]

Alumni and Friends committed to the restoration of Bryan College. In the pages of this website you will find extensive documentation of the wrongs that have been perpetuated against Bryan College, …

Bryan College alumni persist in bringing justice to its administration.

[wutbju]

College that has been in turmoil since 2014 requirement that everyone recognize Adam and Eve as historical figures faces new unrest with dismissal of tenured veteran professor.

BJU graduate and Bryan College President Steve Livesay is facing more public scrutiny.

Phillip Lestmann, a tenured professor of mathematics who has taught at Bryan for 40 years, had been fired. The professor was criticized by the administration for having helped organize an "opposition group" -- and that charge has many saying that disagreeing with the administration has become a firing offense, making academic freedom impossible.

[wutbju]

Nice work if you can get it, Steve.

[wutbju]

The version of the Guide released last month only vaguely resembled its predecessor; it was doubled in length and featured substantial changes to both the publication process and what happens to students’ work after it is published. The updated version of the Guide also eliminated clauses in the 2009 version that protected student publications from undue censorship and added multiple statements about the importance of obeying and honoring authority.

BJU’s own Steve Livesay learned his lessons on administration well. He’s tightening the grip on his employees and the student body more and more.