The latest public 990 reveals that Hardin-Simmons University President Eric Bruntmyer received a raise of $80,649 from June 1, 2019 to May 31, 2020. His total compensation package jumped to $419,029, up from $338,380 the previous year.
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The HSU family needs financial transparency from the Trustees because the CFO is refusing to answer questions.
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During the Great Depression, the ministry training programs at Simmons College inspired a gift that would change the course fo the college, and her name.
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If the president at the time announced to the board that the Logsdon gift was for both graduate and undergraduate education, and if that gift created a school separate from the Liberal Arts School, and if the first dean understood that his MA program was the early formation of a seminary, then how is The Way Forward not a gross violation of trust with the largest gift HSU had ever received to that point?
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The real question is not whether Hardin-Simmons can live without the BGCT’s annual contributions. Rather, it is whether Hardin-Simmons can afford the cost of continuing to receive them.
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Many of our members were Logsdon alumni and students. But, the more we learned, the more we realized the way Logsdon was treated and cut was just a symptom of a larger problem.
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