Michael V. Martin, chancellor of Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge, will become chancellor of the Colorado State University system, he
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Michael V. Martin, chancellor of Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge, will become chancellor of the Colorado State University system, he announced on Friday. As Colorado State’s chancellor, Mr. Martin will oversee three campuses with an overall enrollment of about 37,000. His five-year contract will include a base salary of $375,000 with potential incentive payments of $50,000 annually.
Mr. Martin will succeed Joseph Blake, who stepped down in December. He plans to stay on at Louisiana State until August, to see the university into the start of a new budget year. Mr. Martin is the second top official to leave Louisiana State in the last month. John V. Lombardi, the LSU system’s president, was fired in late April amid disputes about campus governance, among other things.
