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I consider myself lucky to have had the opportunity to work alongside dedicated faculty, staff, alumni, volunteers, regents, elected officials and all those who have cared about this place. The initial revelations led to audits by the state comptroller, that were requested by Lamont, and the bipartisan auditors of public accounts. Derek Slap, a West Hartford Democrat and co-chair of the Higher Education & Employment Advancement Committee, told the Courant that the “Board in this case did work relatively quickly to find a reasonable resolution for the end of President Toro’s tenure. “I know they took this seriously and the faculty and the students deserve to have a quick resolution like this and not have this linger because I know it is a big issue on campus,” he said. “There were failures I would say even in this process where we know that there were complaints from other universities where President Toro was that should have caused some concern.
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