According to the minutes, a number of items of interest to Turner College faculty were discussed at the October 6, 2025, CSU Faculty Senate meeting. First, during CSU Provost Dustin Anderson's presentation the Senate was informed that CSU's Office of Sponsored Programs is currently being staffed by "a remote employee." Anderson also pointed out that the Aspire meetings are set to begin, and with the goal of transparency. As part of this process, Turner College assistant professor of management Michael Rothlisberger, who also serves as CSU's Chief Academic Strategy Officer, will visit all programs to discuss program health and growth and development. Anderson also "discussed concerns regarding academic freedom." Finally, under "Old Business," it was noted that "we cannot add proctoring to a student's expense for a class." This seems to indicate that faculty who teach online, or at least test online, can no longer require students to pay for exam proctoring.
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