Iowa Board of Regents to Select New Iowa State University President
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The Iowa Board of Regents is nearing the end of its search for a new president of Iowa State University (ISU). Finalists are scheduled to visit the ISU campus in the coming days, with the Board expected to make a final decision on November 11th. The public is expected to learn the new president’s name at a tentative introduction event at 6 p.m. in ISU’s Memorial Union.
Search Timeline and Process
The search for a new president began after Wendy wintersteen announced her departure to become the president of the university of Minnesota in August 2023. Iowa Regents News. A 21-member search committee was formed to identify and vet potential candidates. Iowa Regents Presidential Search – Iowa State University
Here’s a breakdown of the remaining key dates:
* Finalist Campus Visits: Dates are being announced 24 hours prior to each visit.
* Board of Regents Meeting: November 11th at Iowa State University (closed session for final interviews and selection).
* Public Declaration: Tentatively scheduled for 6 p.m. at ISU’s Memorial Union.
What to Expect During Campus Visits
During the campus visits, finalists will have the opportunity to meet with students, faculty, staff, and other stakeholders. These visits are designed to allow the ISU community to get to know the candidates and provide feedback to the Board of Regents. The specific format of each visit will vary, but generally includes open forums and meetings with key campus groups.
Key Takeaways
* The Iowa Board of regents is in the final stages of selecting a new president for Iowa State University.
* Finalists will be visiting campus in the coming days, with their names announced 24 hours in advance.
* The Board will meet on November 11th to make a final decision.
* A public announcement of the new president is expected on November 11th at 6 p.m.at ISU’s Memorial Union.
The selection of a new president is a pivotal moment for Iowa State University. The Board of Regents will be looking for a leader who can build on ISU’s strengths in research, education, and outreach, and guide the university toward continued success in the years ahead.