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Wednesday, June 17, 1987/Kansan Summer Weekly
New vice chancellor impressed with KU
Bv CARLA PATINO
Staff writer
The University of Kansas' new executive vice chancellor said last week that she would come here excited about the University's high levels of both teaching and research.
Judith A. Ramley said finding an institution with such high levels in her degree
Ramaley will leave her position as executive vice president for academic affairs at State University of New York at Albany and will take up her new duties Aug. 1.
"I am looking forward to getting to know more about the University," she said. "I am already thinking of getting started."
Ramaley was in Lawrence on June 10 and 11 to look for a home and to get acquainted with KU.
"I don't have an agenda yet, but I can assure you that I like strong research, creative people, and I have an individual concern in staff and in students," she said.
Ramaley's colleagues there, said she was a very systematic and fair person.
Walter Gibson, professor of physics at SUNY-Albany and one of
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Judith A. Ramaley will be the new executive vice chancellor for the University of Kansas, Lawrence campus starting Aug. 1.
"Judith has gained the respect of the faculty and administration across the university," he said. "KU has got a real gem."
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She said she considered her move to Lawrence a trip back home. She was born in Vincennes, Ind., but considers Lawrenceville, Ill., her hometown.
Ramaley said it didn't matter that she was the first woman to hold the second-highest administrative position on campus.
"I like the Midwest, its people and values," she said.
But Neva Entrikin, administrative assistant of art history and a member the search committee, said, "I am not delighted just because she is a woman, but I think it is a step forward for the University to have a woman at a higher administrative level."
Enterkin said that Ramaley seemed to be an open person who would not be afraid to make hard
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decisions.
Ramaley said being unknown at the University was an advantage. "I have more leeway to be myself," she said.
Ramaley, a highly respected neuro-
oendricnologist, has written or co-
written more than 65 articles on
puberty, fertility and biological
rhythms.
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