Sands will be paid $928,000 to not be CSU’s president anymore.
, he will stay employed with the university in his current role until June 26, where he’ll have the title but none of the duties of being president.
According to the agreement, Sands will also have until Sept. 5 to move from the university’s presidential residence, and his moving expenses will be paid for.
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