Bill Beaney's successor

[Bill-R-]

Re: Bill Beaney's successor

How about Kevin Houle?

[NUProf]

Re: Bill Beaney's successor

You are pushing semantics - he has a tenure track position.

I am not familiar with the situation at the NESCAC schools, but I do know that at schools where coaches are given faculty status they are not tenured as coaches, but rather tenured as faculty members.

They don't have a right to their coaching position, but only as a member of the faculty in the department they are assigned to.

[d3follower]

Re: Bill Beaney's successor

I am not familiar with the situation at the NESCAC schools, but I do know that at schools where coaches are given faculty status they are not tenured as coaches, but rather tenured as faculty members.

They don't have a right to their coaching position, but only as a member of the faculty in the department they are assigned to.

Some NESCAC schools give coaches the title of "professor" but it is only a title and does not come with tenure rights . .

[spwood]

Re: Bill Beaney's successor

How about Kevin Houle?

Unless something has changed, I think his roots are pretty firmly planted in here Plattsburgh. His wife is a school teacher. For her to leave now, I believe she'd lose all the seniority she's garnered at her current position. I don't think him moving to Middlebury is a big enough move to trump the importance of her tenure. That's just a guess and I could be complete wrong about that.

My feeling is that the only job he'd leave the Plattsburgh women's team for is the Plattsburgh men's team. The women's game is competitive enough (I think the occasional games with Elmira, Middlebury, Norwich, etc. trump the really bad games he has to help the women navigate...)

[fr. joe]

Re: Bill Beaney's successor

Nichols's Swallow also played 2 years at Dartmouth before transferring to U of Maine so he has
the 'Middlebury' required smarts. Also was an assistant at Neumann.

Been some time since there was a posting on this thread. Anything new to report?

[norm1909]

Re: Bill Beaney's successor

Been some time since there was a posting on this thread. Anything new to report?

Not much, position is Open Until Filled, requires working nights and weekends and they require, previous coaching experience, preferably men’s ice hockey at the collegiate level.

[joecct]

Re: Bill Beaney's successor

The Middlebury Golf team is hosting the NESCAC championships this weekend.

[norm1909]

Re: Bill Beaney's successor

The Middlebury Golf team is hosting the NESCAC championships this weekend.

Yupp, Bill is head coach of their club team.

[PuckVoice]

News Conference at Kenyon Tuesday at noon. Not certain, but probably the announcement comes then.

[trix]

Re: Bill Beaney's successor

Not good.

[joecct]

Re: Bill Beaney's successor

Skidmore's (ex) coach Neil Sinclair gets the nod.

[KRBFLINT03]

Re: Bill Beaney's successor

Skidmore's (ex) coach Neil Sinclair gets the nod.

Why wait so long to name the guy everyone assumed anyway???

[rufus22]

Re: Bill Beaney's successor

Why wait so long to name the guy everyone assumed anyway???

Maybe I'll be proven wrong, but I'm not impressed. Seems like kind of a comfortable lazy choice probably made by Beaney.
Sinclair's results as a coach just aren't that great.

[KRBFLINT03]

Maybe I'll be proven wrong, but I'm not impressed. Seems like kind of a comfortable lazy choice probably made by Beaney.
Sinclair's results as a coach just aren't that great.

Agreed

[Ozz]

Re: Bill Beaney's successor

Why wait so long to name the guy everyone assumed anyway???

HR offices in Higher Ed tend to move at a snail's pace.