1990_09 The Daily Collegian September 1990

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The Dally Collegian
Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1990
PRESIDEN
Continued from page one
Board  v.i  TtusUes .a
President Harold Haafc,
ASI     Legislative    Vica
Stacey   Green,    who   atlendedx-0te**iJreTian;
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meeting, said. "People of color are not
represented on the committee In a
(reglonl where people of color are
highly represented. It's strange that
this committee did not represent this
diversity," said Green.
ASI President Don Daves said he
will urge ASI to appoint a student of
color to the 13-member committee
and Green said she win do everything
she can to convince the Academic
Senate to nominate (acuity members
i of color for Its nominations.
Naples said the senate members
could Influence the ethnic makeup of
the PASC with the student
appointment. He also pointed out that
one of the trustees was Chinese-
American. Vlsweswaran backed
Naples' comment by saying the chair
of the PASC was Armenian-
American. V
Daves said Chinese-Americans are
nol underrepresented at the
university level and other ethnic
groups should be sought out   \
Naples explained that lhf
Chancellor's Office 'rnal.ed
applications to every ethnic and
women's organization in the country."
In addition, he "aid. 2.000 letters were
mailed "to every sitting university
president." From all the mailings.
Naples said, the committees usually
receive 100 to 150 applications and
nominees.
Naples also acknowledged that the
Chancellor's Office has a standing
pool of applications from "promising
women and minority candidates.'
The committee then meets to review
resumes over a 10-day period After
that period, the committee narrows
the list to between eight and IS
applicants they then Interview.
Naples said the Interviews of this
narrowed group are done In "closed
session" so as not to Jeopardize an
applicant's current position.
The committee then boils the
numbers down to about five finalists
for an Intensive study of each
applicant's background. Naples said.
The five finalists will eventually
visit CSl"f*- during one week In March.
Naples said, to meet with students,
faculty. stafT and members of the
administration.
Each canrHrlatr will spend one day
meeting different groups and
Individuals on campus. Naples said
students will be able to give their
oplntons  of the  candidates verbally
and    in    writing    to    the    selection
committee.
Naples said the more than eight-
hour day at CSUF "tests' the stamina
successor  to    of the candidates."-
When the visits are complete, the
PASC .meets   and  faculty  begin   to
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candidates to be presented to the
board. The presidential selection.
Naples said, should be decided and
announced as early as one week after
the campus visits.    ,
The trustees who were selected by
the CSU Board of Trustees to serve on,
the PASC are Chair Marian'
Bagdasarlan who has served on three
presidential search committees
before; James Gray, a Long Beach
banker and auto dealer; Gloria Horn, a
San Jose State University economics
professor and Mission College (Santa
Clara) Instructor; Ellis McCune, the
acting CSU Chancellor. William
Campbell, board chain and Lyman
Heine. CSUF political science
professor who will only vote tn the
absence of one of the other trustees.
Several "mid-management"
administrators in the audience
pointed out that they had no voting
representative on the PASC They
requested that Naples take their
complaint to the Chancellor's Office
to recommend such a voice be added to
the 13-member PASC. N-
Naples responded by saying the**-, '
administrators  had  represenaon  in
the  CSU  president  and  the  CSUF
(acuity members.
Becky L. Youngs, chair of the CSUF
Staff Assembly, said assembly
members, should be receiving
committee nomination forms In their
campus mall boxes Wednesday. The
deadline for' staff applications is Sent
28. Youngs said.   _
Any member of the Staff Assembly
except deans and vice presidents is
eligible for nomination, said Youngs.
DOLL
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