Two top USC administrators announced Tuesday that they were leaving their posts. Provost Michael Quick and General Counsel Carol Mauch Amir are to depart before the arrival of incoming President Carol L. Folt.
USC announced Tuesday that Provost Michael Quick, the university's top academic officer, will leave his post this summer and return to teaching. Quick had been a close advisor to former President C.L. Max Nikias.
, who The Times revealed used drugs and partied with criminals during his tenure. Quick reprimanded the dean and ultimately forced him to step down in 2016. “Being able to turn that page and make a clean start is just incredibly important,” Gross said. “People will feel a greater sense of trust if they feel that is happening.”
In her letter, Austin praised Quick and Amir and highlighted their contributions to USC without mentioning the various scandals and controversies.
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