After an abrupt leadership change earlier this month, Gannon University reveals that it is facing difficult financial decisions as the Erie-based Catholic university works to address a significant drop in enrollment and revenue.
Dr. Walter Iwanenko left the university in early October, and Dr. Keith Taylor has returned as president to guide Gannon through the transition. Taylor says reorganization planning is already underway, with a reduction in force expected in the coming months.
Gannon’s enrollment has dropped about 20% in just a couple of years, driven in large part by a decline in international students affected by U.S. immigration policies…