Word: processing
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...really important that the process be as open and transparent as possible, and that people have a sense of not so much who the candidates are, but of what the criteria are that are being used," says Gay W. Seidman '78, a professor at the University of Wisconsin and an Overseer during the last search...
...Corporation, however, is legendary for its secrecy, and the search process is unlikely to be the exception...
...highest decision-making body, denied this request in 1991 when the search was on to replace then-President Derek C. Bok. But times have changed. Ten years ago, Harvard was looking for a president who could lead a $2.6 billion Capital Campaign. Now, Rudenstine says, a new planning process must begin--one that will take the spotlight off of fundraising and put the focus back on initiatives in higher education. Undergraduate and graduate students should be included in this process, as the University community to which they belong decides its new academic priorities. Brown University, in its own recently begun...
...when it comes to picking new masters, Harvard takes the process very seriously...
...what once used to be an appointment made exclusively by top-level administrators at the College and University has been dramatically expanded to include students, faculty and staff. The result, many say, is a process that attempts to pair a candidate's strength with the needs of a particular House. "I was actually very impressed by the process we went through," writes Angus R. Burgin '02, a student member of the committee that assisted in selecting the incoming Kirkland House master, in an e-mail message. "I came out of the process feeling good...