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Disclosing all information about the tenure evaluation of university professors would hamper the system used by the University of Kansas, Michael Davis, dean of the School of Law, said last night.
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Davis, Sid Shapiro, professor of law and David Pratsky, professor of microbiology, were panelists for a discussion sponsored by the Lawrence
Davis' argument did not convince Shipiro, however, Shipiro argued that Shipiro's evidence was incorrect.
About 13 other professors attended the discussion in the Kansas Union.
THE PANEL discussed the case of James Dinnan, University of Georgia professor, who was jailed for 90 days after he refused to reveal how he voted in the tenure hearing of a fellow professor.
Davis said the KU system allowed the tenure hearing to pass through at least three levels, from department to the tenure committee, and that the process
That secrecy gives members of the tenure committee a type of qualified privilege. Davis said.
He said with that system, "It doesn't
look like it could match the final
vote is made in secret."
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mine and your desert,” said Wesley to his hearers, “it hell; and it is more mercy, free undeserved mercy, that we are not in unquenchable need of death. Having no intenta for the knowledge of spiritual things, all the avenues of his soul being shut up, he is in great stupor ignorance of what ever he is most comfortable with of the pt; therefore he learnt not it; he has not understanding enough to fear. He satisfies himself by saying, God is merciful, confounding and swallowing up at once, that untimely idea of mercy, all of the surrender of an . . . all His Justice, Wisdom, and Truth.”
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That privilege allows the committee members to say what they think in making the evaluation. As long as those statements did not ignore the truth, the committee member would be free from a slander suit, Davis said.
contained enough checks and balances to discourage discrimination.
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Shapiro was less sure if the federal government should get access to the information. If the case went to court, he would get the information, he said.
SHAPRO SAID that, at the least, the person asking for the promotion should receive a written and signed statement explaining the committee's actions.
Shapiro said, however, that the general public would not need to know the information would be considered the right of privacy of the person involved in the hearing.
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"The system does have enough checks that it doesn't need the public. The general public doesn't need to know unless the person agrees "
The Dinnan case arose after Maita Blauberg, assistant professor of education at Georgia, was demied a death by a b-6 vote of the tenure committee.
Haubergs sued in federal court, alleging she had been discriminated
He is appealing the case to the federal appeal court, claiming faculty misconduct and discrimination.
Dinna was found in contempt of
their counsel, and she revealed to
reveal his vote, and was sent to jail.
Davis said that if the court ruled against Dinnan, and if KU adopts an open policy, committee members could feel pressure to merely pass all persons asking for promotions without much criticism.
Pratsky said that disclosing some information to the person who asked for the promotion would be acceptable, but that the vote should be kept secret.
"I would have gladdened to jail with cap and gown on rather than reveal my secret."
However, Felix Moos, professor of
history, said there was a trend to
delightful till durations.
Moes said the power of the secret vote for tenure committee members' was never questioned before, but that was not true now.
"The power is prone to attack. This is just the beginning." Moas said.
Haskell picking new president
A review committee will meet next Thursday at Haskell Indian Junior College to go over a confidential list of five finalists and make its recommendation for the selection of the school's new president.
The eight-member committee, consisting of faculty, student and government representatives, must invest time to help prepare to present in making the recommendation, ac-
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The five finalists eligible for the post were chosen by the personnel office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Washington, D.C.
The office received 29 applications from which it selected the top five candidates. Gabe Corton, deputy mayor of the city's 14th district education programs, said yesterday:
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Paxton said the names of the five finalists were forwarded to his office and then to the Haskell Board of Regents and its review committee.
Paxton said his office would try to make its final selection as soon as possible after receiving the committee's recommendation.
Gallucci's replacement, however, probably will not arst at Haskell until a two-week transition number, allowing a two-week transition period between presidents, he said.
"The committee has been requested to narrow the list to three candidates, which they may or may not rank in the final decision. "The final decision will be ours."
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