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Chancellor William Goetz wrote a letter to DSU President Richard McCallum asking him to clear up questions about whether students enrolled in seminars were being counted as full-time students.
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McCallum faxed Goetz a string of emails to inform him that the reporting problem had been resolved.
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A member of McCallum's staff wrote a memo addressing Goetz's questions about the reporting practices.
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On February 25, McCallum responded to Goetz's original inquiry, telling him in a letter that the "mistakes were human errors and certainly not intentional..."
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On April 18, Goetz sent McCallum an email informing him that representatives from the university system office would be arriving on campus to bring the "enrollment practices issue to steps of closure..."
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On May 26, Goetz sent McCallum a letter asking him to evaluate his performance and explain the enrollment situation.
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On May 30, McCallum sent a letter to Goetz's request in a letter. He blamed his problems during his first two years on a "bitter" vice president of academic affairs.
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On June 7, Goetz sent McCallum the performance evaluation he was required to write by the Board of Higher Education. Goetz criticized McCallum's leadership style and said he needed to work harder to get along with the alumni foundation.
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On Aug. 5, Goetz informed McCallum of his intent to dismiss him.
