The presidential search was just that: a search. A question. An unknown. In itself a mystery, it’s no wonder that the entire ordeal seemed hushed and under-explained on campus.
Though more communication...
After a week of deliberations, this Monday the board of trustees selected Jane Fernandes as the College’s ninth president, making her the first female ever to serve in the role.
As her first step,...
“It’s a wonderful process.”
“A thoughtful process.”
“We’ve got great candidates.”
Coming out during a break in their final- decision meeting the evening of April 7, trustees reflected...
The Moon Room of Dana Auditorium and Bauman Gallery East were hot spots on campus the past two weeks as faculty, staff and students gathered to listen intently to the three final presidential candidates....
At last, the names have been released.
Not only that, but two have already visited campus.
On Monday, March 31, after a long and arduous process, the College announced the names of its final three...
Integrity is defined as the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness.
In what ways do you believe that the next president may help our college achieve this core...
Abe Kenmore, Staff Writer and Senior Writer
• February 14, 2014
On Feb. 5, faculty and community members crowded into the Moon Room to hear from the faculty representatives of the presidential search committee: Professor of Geology Dave Dobson, Associate Professor...
Psst! Can you keep a secret?
The Presidential Search Committee sure can, and they intend to do so during the next phase of their search.
The board of trustees is working towards a final leadership...
Matchmaker, matchmaker, make me a match.
Surprisingly, this line from the famous musical “Fiddler on the Roof” aptly describes the current stage of Guilford College’s presidential search.
The...
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