The apology tour proved to be futile. The “remediation plan” never quite reached its apex. Ohio State University president Gordon Gee has announced he will officially retire on July 1, leaving a path of controversy behind and shaping a valuable lesson for others to follow. In an era of new media, a whole lot of good can be erased in an instant. As first reported by the Columbus Dispatch, Gee sent an email to faculty members, students and staff revealing his decision to step down as president. Shortly after, the university sent out a release including an explanation from Gee on how he came to this decision: During my days away, I also spent some time in self-reflection. And after much deliberation, I have decided it is now time for me to turn over the reins of leadership to allow the seeds that we have planted to grow. It is also time for me to re-energize and refocus myself. Gee also posted the following message on Twitter. As my time
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