--- In [email protected], Diane Lochner
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> It's been my experience that a lot of colleges do bring students to
the table (ok, so maybe it's a token seat, but still a seat/voice.)
My university did bring students into the process...We had a student
member of the state board of higher education (who could vote...the
faculty member of the state board could not) and we had a student on
the presidential search committee. They also held "town hall meeting"
type events fror students, where those who had an interest could come
meet, address, and ask questions of the candidates. It was an
official part of the campus interview process. I believe the student
government leaders had one-on-one meetings with each candidate as well.
>
My law school did something similar for faculty searches. Ironically,
when the school didn't like the students' choice and pulled some very
political moves to undermine the process, we tried doing a sit-in in
the president's office. It wasn't nearly as successful as the
Gallaudet students' actions.
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