The only way we can put pressure on the negative, poisonous special interests that influence the UNLV administration, and the inept people that run the place, is to make our voices loud and clear through communication, social media, and protests/organizing. That's how we got rid of Harter, Hamrick, Maxson, and Finfrock. -
Spread this to your friends and family that are also UNLV fans, and on social media. Ask people to make their voices heard NOW. Even if Menzies is hired, we can start the process to purge our beloved institution of these poisonous special interests and the inept, daft idiots that run the place. Consider organizing protests and opposition at the upcoming BOR meeting if Menzies is hired, as well as the presser that will follow. We have to take action if we want to change. To quote Ghandi, be the change you want to see in the world.
Find your BOR representative here and send them a respectful, yet firm message. Don't cuss them out. Let them know that, as a constituent, you are sick and tired of special interests and inept governance at UNLV and that you want to see positive change. Let them know that Menzies would be a disaster hire and only is a product of special interests and bad decision making.
http://system.nevada.edu/Nshe/index.cfm/administration/board-of-regents/current-regents1/
BOR finder tool - http://mapserve1.leg.state.nv.us/whoRU/
Second, contact TKM and Len Jessup and also let them respectfully know that you are tired of bad decisions being made, and special interests influencing decision making. Don't say they need to be fired, just say that they need to stand up and do what's right for UNLV.
president@unlv.edu - Jessup
tina.kunzer-murphy@unlv.edu - TKM
Third, SHOW UP to the BOR meeting and presser. Prepare a respectful yet firm speech outlining your grievances, use passion and logic. Challenge the status quo and special interests RIGHT IN FRONT OF THEM and let them know enough is enough, that Menzies is a bad hire and Jessup and TKM need to take a stand against negative boosters or be let go.
This why we live in a Republic, we have the opportunity to protest and oppose bad governance if we use our voices. UNLV fans must take this opportunity and make a stand. The future of UNLV as we know it depends on it.
Spread this to your friends and family that are also UNLV fans, and on social media. Ask people to make their voices heard NOW. Even if Menzies is hired, we can start the process to purge our beloved institution of these poisonous special interests and the inept, daft idiots that run the place. Consider organizing protests and opposition at the upcoming BOR meeting if Menzies is hired, as well as the presser that will follow. We have to take action if we want to change. To quote Ghandi, be the change you want to see in the world.
Find your BOR representative here and send them a respectful, yet firm message. Don't cuss them out. Let them know that, as a constituent, you are sick and tired of special interests and inept governance at UNLV and that you want to see positive change. Let them know that Menzies would be a disaster hire and only is a product of special interests and bad decision making.
http://system.nevada.edu/Nshe/index.cfm/administration/board-of-regents/current-regents1/
BOR finder tool - http://mapserve1.leg.state.nv.us/whoRU/
Second, contact TKM and Len Jessup and also let them respectfully know that you are tired of bad decisions being made, and special interests influencing decision making. Don't say they need to be fired, just say that they need to stand up and do what's right for UNLV.
president@unlv.edu - Jessup
tina.kunzer-murphy@unlv.edu - TKM
Third, SHOW UP to the BOR meeting and presser. Prepare a respectful yet firm speech outlining your grievances, use passion and logic. Challenge the status quo and special interests RIGHT IN FRONT OF THEM and let them know enough is enough, that Menzies is a bad hire and Jessup and TKM need to take a stand against negative boosters or be let go.
This why we live in a Republic, we have the opportunity to protest and oppose bad governance if we use our voices. UNLV fans must take this opportunity and make a stand. The future of UNLV as we know it depends on it.
