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http://www.thegeorgeanne.com/news/ar...6c36324f0.html
The search committee announced that they have narrowed the applicants down to a list of finalists that have been given to the BoR. Since it is a closed search, we will not know any names but the name of the future president when they are announced. Dal Cannady from WTOC reported that the committee received twice as many applicants as the previous searches from the past. He also mentioned that they "received way more applications from sitting presidents of other universities than ever before." Apparently the goal is for the new president to be announced and enter his or her role before the end of the spring semester instead of July 1.
This is all fantastic news and shows that our university is trending up. The search committee released a statement on the number of applicants saying that "Clearly, Georgia Southern is a place where people want to be." Especially with the unique situation that the new president will be stepping into, this should give us all an element of optimism about the future of Georgia Southern.
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It's easy to get around it by having more finalists than the number required for disclosure. I don't remember if it's three or four, but either way, the law only requires you to disclose the names once you're below a certain number of candidates. You just keep your candidate count above that magic number and you can keep it secret as long as you want.
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I don't know about a state law, but according to the Board of Regents policies and procedures on their website, it's up to the discretion of the search committee. The general idea behind a closed search is that it encourages applicants who may not otherwise apply publicly to put their name in. If they are not selected, they don't lose the security of their current job. This is important for current university presidents.
Savannah Morning News reporting that the search committee will announce a new president next week. That was fast.
Almost like they knew who they were going to select ahead of time
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So they're no longer having open forums with each of the finalists?
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