Case ---YOU are the dean of a large, public university business school. You have 7 tenured professors in the business school. One of your professors, Steve is working toward tenure status and has been hard at work and has managed to bring in over $600,000 in corporate and government grants in support of his management research program. These grants have made a considerable contribution to the prestige of the business school and accounts for over 50 percent of the school's research budget. The troubling part is that you are also aware that Steve's reputation among graduate students is becoming so well known that it is beginning to affect the applicant pool for the graduate school. The other professors are also critical of his office staffing issues and lack of working with other faculty.

What are you going to do to deal with Steve in the next year before he is eligible for tenure?