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canesmang1 said:
Just read his profile on the canes site

Blake James
Director of Athletics

Since taking over as the University of Miami’s Director of Athletics in 2013, Blake James has transformed The U, spearheading significant advances in all aspects of the department, including postseason appearances, student-athlete support, facility upgrades, ticket sales, broadcast capabilities and academic achievement.

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Oh he’s transformed us alright. **** you blake.
 
Jedi Master Cane said:
How do you cram so many ***gots into one picture
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It's a mixed bag really. Devastated as to the depths to which our progrum has sunk.

Happy for Butch to stick his giggle stick all the way up our admins dook chutes.

Until there are real changes at the top of our athletic department we are going to be living Groundhog Day for many more years to come. That part is infuriating.
 
Butch_Davis said:
It's a mixed bag really. Devastated as to the depths to which our progrum has sunk.

Happy for Butch to stick his giggle stick all the way up our admins dook chutes.

Until there are real changes at the top of our athletic department we are going to be living Groundhog Day for many more years to come. That part is infuriating.
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The coaching staff doesn't even matter at this point, until that underqualified joke of an AD isn't replaced with someone competent, this program is dead in the water
 
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Chair
Hilarie Bass

Vice Chairs
David L. Epstein
William L. Morrison

Senior Members
Betty G. Amos
Jose P. Bared
Fred Berens
Charles E. Cobb
Edward A. Dauer
George Feldenkreis
Phillip Frost
Phillip T. George
Rose Ellen Greene
Arva Moore Parks
Jorge M. Pérez
Ronald G. Stone
Patricia W. Toppel
David R. Weaver
G. Ed Williamson II

Regular Members
Leonard Abess
Hilarie Bass
Jon Batchelor
Tracey P. Berkowitz
Marc A. Buoniconti
Alfred R. Camner
Wayne E. Chaplin
Adriana Cisneros
Leah Colucci 2
Paul J. DiMare
Joseph J. Echevarria, Jr.
David L. Epstein
Richard D. Fain
Miguel B. Fernandez
Barbara Hecht Havenick
Allan M. Herbert
Marilyn J. Holifield
Manuel Kadre
Marcus Lemonis
Jayne Sylvester Malfitano
Marilu Marshall 1
Stuart A. Miller
William L. Morrison
Judi Prokop Newman
Aaron S. Podhurst
Lois Pope
Alex E. Rodríguez
Steven J. Saiontz
Robert E. Sanchez
Marvin R. Shanken 1
Laurie S. Silvers
H. T. Smith, Jr.
Jacquelyn R. Soffer
E. Roe Stamps, IV
Johnny C. Taylor, Jr.
Ana VeigaMilton
Jonathan Vilma
Geisha Jimenez Williams 1

Ex-Officio Members
Frank R. Jimenez
Immediate Past President,
Alumni Association

Julio Frenk
President,
University of Miami

Kourtney Gibson
President,
Alumni Association

Devang Desai
President-elect,
Alumni Association

Roberta L. Jacoby
President,
Citizens Board

Eric Todd Levin
Immediate Past President,
Citizens Board

Ana VeigaMilton
President-elect,
Citizens Board

Emeriti Members
Michael I. Abrams
Adrienne Arsht
M. Anthony Burns
Paul L. Cejas
Laura G. Coulter-Jones
Carlos M. de la Cruz, Sr.
Edward W. Easton
Gloria M. Estefan
Enrique C. Falla, Sr.
Alfonso Fanjul
Peter T. Fay
David I. Fuente
Thelma V.A. Gibson
Bernard J. Kosar, Jr.
Fredric G. Reynolds
Eduardo M. Sardiña
Frank P. Scruggs
Steven Sonberg
Gonzalo F. Valdes-Fauli
Marta S. Weeks-Wulf
Frances L. Wolfson
Thomas D. Wood, Sr.

Secretary to the Board of Trustees
Leslie Dellinger Aceituno

1 Alumni Representative
2 Student Trustee

Effective June 19, 2019
 
@k9cane you hearing anything about what’s going on in Coral Gables after that **** show Saturday?
 
TheOriginalCane said:
Chair
Hilarie Bass

Vice Chairs
David L. Epstein
William L. Morrison

Senior Members
Betty G. Amos
Jose P. Bared
Fred Berens
Charles E. Cobb
Edward A. Dauer
George Feldenkreis
Phillip Frost
Phillip T. George
Rose Ellen Greene
Arva Moore Parks
Jorge M. Pérez
Ronald G. Stone
Patricia W. Toppel
David R. Weaver
G. Ed Williamson II

Regular Members
Leonard Abess
Hilarie Bass
Jon Batchelor
Tracey P. Berkowitz
Marc A. Buoniconti
Alfred R. Camner
Wayne E. Chaplin
Adriana Cisneros
Leah Colucci 2
Paul J. DiMare
Joseph J. Echevarria, Jr.
David L. Epstein
Richard D. Fain
Miguel B. Fernandez
Barbara Hecht Havenick
Allan M. Herbert
Marilyn J. Holifield
Manuel Kadre
Marcus Lemonis
Jayne Sylvester Malfitano
Marilu Marshall 1
Stuart A. Miller
William L. Morrison
Judi Prokop Newman
Aaron S. Podhurst
Lois Pope
Alex E. Rodríguez
Steven J. Saiontz
Robert E. Sanchez
Marvin R. Shanken 1
Laurie S. Silvers
H. T. Smith, Jr.
Jacquelyn R. Soffer
E. Roe Stamps, IV
Johnny C. Taylor, Jr.
Ana VeigaMilton
Jonathan Vilma
Geisha Jimenez Williams 1

Ex-Officio Members
Frank R. Jimenez
Immediate Past President,
Alumni Association

Julio Frenk
President,
University of Miami

Kourtney Gibson
President,
Alumni Association

Devang Desai
President-elect,
Alumni Association

Roberta L. Jacoby
President,
Citizens Board

Eric Todd Levin
Immediate Past President,
Citizens Board

Ana VeigaMilton
President-elect,
Citizens Board

Emeriti Members
Michael I. Abrams
Adrienne Arsht
M. Anthony Burns
Paul L. Cejas
Laura G. Coulter-Jones
Carlos M. de la Cruz, Sr.
Edward W. Easton
Gloria M. Estefan
Enrique C. Falla, Sr.
Alfonso Fanjul
Peter T. Fay
David I. Fuente
Thelma V.A. Gibson
Bernard J. Kosar, Jr.
Fredric G. Reynolds
Eduardo M. Sardiña
Frank P. Scruggs
Steven Sonberg
Gonzalo F. Valdes-Fauli
Marta S. Weeks-Wulf
Frances L. Wolfson
Thomas D. Wood, Sr.

Secretary to the Board of Trustees
Leslie Dellinger Aceituno

1 Alumni Representative
2 Student Trustee

Effective June 19, 2019
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Any idea how the hierarchy of these guys go? I would assume the Chair is numero uno. Vice Chair is the 2nd highest. Senior are the 3rd highest.

Then would regular or ex-officio members be higher ranked? Or similarly ranked. Where do Emereti members fall?
 
canefan96 said:
Crazy how some posters were ****ed they flew a banner today.
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OriginalGatorHater said:
Any idea how the hierarchy of these guys go? I would assume the Chair is numero uno. Vice Chair is the 2nd highest. Senior are the 3rd highest.

Then would regular or ex-officio members be higher ranked? Or similarly ranked. Where do Emereti members fall?
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Emeritus is retired... retains title as an honorary member... can't vote on anything
 
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OriginalGatorHater said:
Any idea how the hierarchy of these guys go? I would assume the Chair is numero uno. Vice Chair is the 2nd highest. Senior are the 3rd highest.

Then would regular or ex-officio members be higher ranked? Or similarly ranked. Where do Emereti members fall?
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Ex Officio means "by virtue of one's position", so these are people who are there because their position is automatic, such as the people from the Alumni Association and the "Citizen's Board". Frenk has power and the Alumni Association people have power, but the Citizen's Board positions are not going to have much impact on Athletics.

The regular and senior members are more active (in addition to the chairs and vice-chairs obviously). However, it does look like the senior membership is largely made up of big donors, so while they might be powerful, I'm not sure how frequently they participate. The emeriti membership are largely made up of famous people or people with big accomplishments (for instance Alfy Fanjul and his brother Pepe own one of the Big Sugar companies), but I don't see a bunch of names that match up to campus buildings (except for Bernie). I'm not sure the emeriti people have much power or participation, particularly as it relates to Athletics. Emeriti means they have probably done something in the past, I think Carlos de la Cruz was a prior chair of the BoT. Not sure that they vote, but I'm sure they get all the announcements and minutes.

Bottom line is that even if only a handful of people on the BoT have the real impact, it doesn't hurt to pressure as many of them as possible. They talk. Any of them will be annoyed to be reminded that they have a responsibility that they have shirked.
 
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