Panel selects 5 Finalists for NDSU President

[ndsubison1]

https://www.inforum.com/news/north-d...ate-university

"The candidates include presidents, chancellors, vice chancellors and provosts:

• David Cook, vice chancellor for public affairs and economic development, University of Kansas at Lawrence.
• Hesham El-Rewini, provost and senior vice president of academic affairs, Marymount University in the Washington, D.C., area. He was the dean of the College of Engineering and Mines at the University of North Dakota until 2019.
• Mary Holz-Clause, acting executive chancellor, University of Minnesota’s dual campus at Crookston and Morris.
• Debra Larson, provost and vice president of academic affairs, California State University at Chico.
• Michael Tidwell, immediate past president of the University of Texas at Tyler."

[heckler]

https://www.inforum.com/news/north-d...ate-university

"The candidates include presidents, chancellors, vice chancellors and provosts:

• David Cook, vice chancellor for public affairs and economic development, University of Kansas at Lawrence.
• Hesham El-Rewini, provost and senior vice president of academic affairs, Marymount University in the Washington, D.C., area. He was the dean of the College of Engineering and Mines at the University of North Dakota until 2019.
• Mary Holz-Clause, acting executive chancellor, University of Minnesota’s dual campus at Crookston and Morris.
• Debra Larson, provost and vice president of academic affairs, California State University at Chico.
• Michael Tidwell, immediate past president of the University of Texas at Tyler."

In the article they said they were from "flagship" universities. Duh Kay. This whole process is fricked up.

[TAILG8R]

In the article they said they were from "flagship" universities. Duh Kay. This whole process is fricked up.

"flagship universities, institutions with robust and growing research portfolios, and land grant institutions"

Who's the dipshit that just had to refrence UND as a flagship university? Because none of the other ones would come even close to being considered flagships.

[IndyBison]

"flagship universities, institutions with robust and growing research portfolios, and land grant institutions"

Who's the dipshit that just had to refrence UND as a flagship university? Because none of the other ones would come even close to being considered flagships.

Pretty sure the University of Kansas at Lawrence would qualify

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[TAILG8R]

Pretty sure the University of Kansas at Lawrence would qualify

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Ah yes, once again I read things too fast and replied even faster.

[oldmantutters]

Cook or Tidwell!

El-Rawini wouldn't have gotten a callback from me. Once you've associated with UND, that's a no from me dawg.

[THEsocalledfan]

Pretty sure the University of Kansas at Lawrence would qualify

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Yep, about the only one. I would not count satellite campuses in that definition. I'd bet the Kansas person will have a solid shot due to that. We need another big athletics supporter to be hired. That would be my first question and why I would never get on this type of committee.

[oldmantutters]

I heard on the radio El-Rewini was on the committee that was swindled by Mark Kennedy. Stee-rike three, he's out!

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[PickedBess]

https://www.inforum.com/news/north-d...ate-university

"The candidates include presidents, chancellors, vice chancellors and provosts:

• David Cook, vice chancellor for public affairs and economic development, University of Kansas at Lawrence.
• Hesham El-Rewini, provost and senior vice president of academic affairs, Marymount University in the Washington, D.C., area. He was the dean of the College of Engineering and Mines at the University of North Dakota until 2019.
• Mary Holz-Clause, acting executive chancellor, University of Minnesota’s dual campus at Crookston and Morris.
• Debra Larson, provost and vice president of academic affairs, California State University at Chico.
• Michael Tidwell, immediate past president of the University of Texas at Tyler."

Friend of mine I went to high school with told me this. He now lives in Buxton ND.
His father was an Engineering Professor at UND. He said NDSU repeatedly approached him to leave UND and teach at NDSU. He finally took there offer it was to good to pass up.

My money's on Hesham El-Rewini

Think he's got something they want.

[ByeSonBusiness]

Friend of mine I went to high school with told me this. He now lives in Buxton ND.
His father was an Engineering Professor at UND. He said NDSU repeatedly approached him to leave UND and teach at NDSU. He finally took there offer it was to good to pass up.

My money's on Hesham El-Rewini

Think he's got something they want.

That's awesome. NDSU needs to do what it can to b get the best engineers. Our school exists for one reason... its in the name.

North Dakota State University of Agriculture and Applied Science.

Get the best nerds and hicks we can find. The football team will be fine I promise.

I got a finance degree.... but I'd gladly see the business school disappear if it meant our mission was met....i.e STEM