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University Daily Kansan, May 4, 1981
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Shankel
From page one
terms with the Legislature. And I probably would have pursued the development of some issues in which I had some interest in, relations with out colleagues at other Regents institutions, and the development of relations with community colleges around the state.
I would have been able to have spent some additional time at alumni meetings and tried to build additional support. I would have liked to have strengthened those kinds of ties.
This year I felt that, as sort of a transition year, it was especially important to improve and maintain morale on campus and that it would probably not be a good investment of my time to spend a lot of time away from campus developing ties.
I guess it would have been something I would have altered the mix on.
Q. At the convocation you called earlier this semester, the faculty and students gave you a standing ovation. It seemed to be quite a tribute. How did you feel at the time?
A. I was kind of choked up, I thought I better step away from the microphone for a few minutes. It was a total surprise and I was rather touched by it.
Q. What are the administrative style differences between you and former Chancellor Dykes?
A. I'd better let someone else answer that.
B. I need to know at this time academically? What kind of question?
A. I think we are a better University than most people recognize and like many other universities of our quality, we are kind of in danger of slipping and I think that is tied to the level of competence of our faculty and the availability of funding for operating expense, equipment and library acquisitions.
I had a very nice letter from one of our alumni in the Boston area after I got back from that series of alumni meetings on the East Coast a couple weeks ago. He had graduated from KU and had gone to Yale law school and now practices in the Boston area. He was common-law partner, but he also education he had gotten in the honors program here had helped him and how he thought it was better than anything he could have had anywhere else, including the Ivy League schools.
That was a very nice comment. And I think we are an institution where a student can get an exceptionally good education. But we're kind of on the verge of slipping.
Q. Do you think this year, as a transitional
tender, to help or hurt us in terms of slippage?
A. I think it's hurt in us terms of our funding because we have not kept up with inflation. I hope in other ways it has not been harmful. At least, my perception is that the morale of the University is still strong for running the University has not slipped, except it's related to the availability of funding. I think
That's the fly in the ointment. Otherwise, I think we can feel good about the kind of year we've been through.
Q. This year has been characterized as one of transition for the University because so many administrative positions, including that of Chancellor, have been filled either by former or temporary officials. How has this affected the manner of administration of the University?
A. I think it has probably made it more difficult to achieve closure on some matters that I wished to avoid.
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A. I think it has probably made it more difficult to achieve closure on some matters that I wished to avoid.
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A. I think it has probably made it more difficult to achieve closure on some matters that I wished to avoid.
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we had a large number of positions in transitions and a large number of positions open does inevitably make it more difficult to finalize some things.
vice chancellor for academic affairs, an acting vice chancellor for academic affairs and three deanships that were in transition, it just made things a little more complicated and difficult to prepare for the job. He said, "yes, absolutely, that's what we're going to do and that's my program for next year."
Q. Any specific matters?
A. Oh, I think matters in general were more difficult to reach closure on. With a departing
But I think that one of the major accomplishments of the year is that we now have all of those positions filled, filled with what I feel most excellent people. I feel really good about the moment, no temporary or acting people at the moment, none departing that I know of, as yet.
Title IX
From page one
selected in a national investigation of athletic departments.
With the new policy, university administrators would be contacted and consulted before a final draft of "letters of findings" were prepared.
ACTING CHANCELLOR Del Shankel, who said the University of Kansas had not received notification whatsoever about the results of KU's investigation by the Department of Education, would attempt to develop whatever plans were necessary to assure compliance with the law, if possible.
"Certainly that is the approach we would take." "Shankel said, "but we couldn't make any specific plans until we knew what the charges were."
Banks said she saw the new policy as "giving the opportunity to the University to clean things up, so that even if it is not in compliance it can be given a reasonably clean bill of health."
But she said she was not particularly upset by the department's ruling.
"I would rather that the game had been played by the same rules all through the game, but as long as I got to play it with you,"
women, I'm satisfied," Banks said. "My goal was to get changes made."
"Just keep nudging. That all you can do. If the complaints hadn't been filed, there wouldn't have been any plan and women wouldn't have had the changes made as soon as they will now." "It gave me some hope that our letter of findings would be forthcoming."
HOWEVER, Margot Polly, counsel for the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women, said the Department of Education had established procedure in its agreement with Akron.
She indicated that she saw the possibility for bias in allowing "some private little agreement of opinion"
At Akron, federal investigators found that women athletes there received a disproportionately small share of athletic monies, that women's teams there were furnished with inferior coaching, facilities, recruiting programs and other opportunities.
But the department of Education found that the University was in compliance with the law because of a three-year plan administrators had developed to correct the problems.
BANKS SAID THAT Levinson's complaint against KU had been in every area possible as defined by the Department of Education, and was focused on the funding of KU women's athletics.
"Anything that was mentioned in Akron must be one of those things that will be included in our findings," Banks said.
Wayne Duff, vice president of the University of Akron for business and finances, said yesterday that he believed the flexibility of the new policy would be a positive for the findings among the University community.
"We're pleased, the girls are pleased and the governors are pleased," I said. "I guess you could say for more than the girls."
Banks said she was just relieved that KU's findings would be released finally.
"This doesn't bother me as long as we know finally what changes will be made and where our course will go."
Spokesman for the Department of Education, have refused to comment on any of the pending investigations by KU's, were being reviewed by the Regan administration because of their expected impact.
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