1. Board President names Board Search Committee (BSC) members and BSC chair. Decision is made with regard to a Search Consultant (SC). (Complete)
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2. BSC meets with campus constituency groups to hear what they want in their next institutional executive officer (IEO), known as the campus listening session. (Complete)
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3. Position description and advertisement drafted based on feedback received from university constituency groups. (Complete)
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4. BSC receives recommendations from various university and community constituency groups regarding names for the Search Advisory Committee (SAC). (Complete)
5. SAC members and SAC chair named based on constituency group recommendations. (Complete)
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6. SAC briefed regarding search process; SAC members sign code of ethics. (Complete)
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7. Position nominations and applications received. (Complete)
8. SAC reviews and discusses all candidate resumes with SC. (Complete)
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9. SAC recommends no less than five names, unranked, to the BSC. (Complete)
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10. SAC self-selects a representative group of members, comprised of faculty, students, staff, and outside representatives, diverse in race and gender, to serve on Interview Search Advisory Committee (ISAC) to participate as requested by the Board throughout the remainder of the selection process. (Complete)
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11. BSC decides on candidates for preliminary interviews from the names sent forward by the SAC. (Complete)
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12. First round interviews conducted by BSC and ISAC. (Complete)
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13. Reference contacts and background checks conducted of candidates participating in the second round of interviews. (Complete)
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14. SC presents results of reference checks. (Complete)
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15. Second round interviews conducted by BSC and ISAC. (Complete)
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16. BSC narrows field of candidates to two or three. (Complete)
17. Board of Trustees meets to hear candidate recommendations. Further candidate assessments are made by Board of Trustees. Input sought from ISAC. (Complete)
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18. Board announces preferred candidate. (Complete)
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June 2, 2009 - Press Conference Video
19. Preferred candidate brought to campus to engage in open interviews with various campus constituency groups, who are given the opportunity to provide feedback to the Board regarding the preferred candidate. (Complete)
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June 17, 2009 - Campus Interview Video
20. Board receives preferred candidate feedback from constituency groups and decides if preferred candidate should be named IEO. (Complete)
21. Possible IEO announcement or announcement that search will continue. (Complete)
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