Clemson’s outgoing president, Jim Clements, made nearly half a million dollars last year from sitting on corporate boards—on top of his $1.2 million university salary. His role with a major homebuilder, which planned a huge development near campus, drew sharp criticism over potential conflicts of interest. This isn’t just a Clemson issue: across the country, college presidents often hold lucrative board seats, raising questions about priorities and transparency. Should university leaders be allowed to juggle these high-paying outside roles? Or does it risk putting school interests second? Let’s hear your take on how much is too much when it comes to leadership side hustles. #Education #College #Clemson