During his tenure, Sager "made important advancements" including raising nearly $80 million in donations,  hiring 16 tenure and tenure-track faculty members, establishing a dual-degree program with a Mexican law school and launching a scholarly center focusing on global energy, environmental and arbitrational issues."
During his tenure, Sager "achieved significant progress" including raising nearly $80 million in donations, hiring 16 tenured and tenured-track faculty members, establishing a dual-degree program with a Mexican law school, and launching a scholarly center focusing on global energy, environmental, and arbitrational issues.