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Staff also fearful of reduced funds
Chancellor, faculty want more minorities hired
The number of minority faculty and amount of funds at the University of Kansas were the subjects of greatest concern to the Faculty Council during a discussion with Chancellor Robert Hemenway yesterday.
Many faculty members said there was not enough minority representation on the faculty. Only 125 of more than 1,300 faculty members at the University are minorities, according to the Office of Institutional Research and Planning.
Hemenway made a promise when he arrived at the University in 1994 to increase that number, but fulfilling the pledge was restricted by a hiring freeze last year, he said.
By Paul Eakins
Kansan staff writer
"it's difficult for minority faculty to get jobs," she said.
Omofolabo Ajayi, associate professor of women's studies, said integrating minorities into faculty positions was difficult.
Some faculty said they thought every department should have at
Hemenway said he wanted the University to reach the point at which students could look at the faculty and not be surprised to see a person of color at the front of the classroom.
"The equal opportunity office has put forth a new plan to look into minority graduate students staying here as possible future faculty," Hemenway said.
Hemenway said a minority professor in each department was not the key to making minority students feel like a part of the University.
Having enough minority professors, overall, would make them feel as if the campus was more hospitable, he said.
Hemenway said he was trying to recruit minority faculty this year and has put new plans into effect.
Some faculty members said that acquiring minority faculty was not the only thing that needed to be done.
"Minority students should be better integrated with the majority students," said Bezaleel Benjamin, professor of architectural engineering.
"It's difficult for minority faculty to get jobs."
The council also discussed University financing with the chancellor.
Omofolabo Ajayl associate professor of women's studies
Benjamin said that students
Also, faculty members said they were worried that possible tax cuts proposed by Gov. Bill Graves would cause a reduction in salaries, research funds and other funds.
Hemenway said the University funds had grown with inflation for the past 15 to 20 years and had been a steady, though not very steep, climb. Graves probably would allow this trend to continue, Hemenway said.
"I feel that Gov. Graves is very sympathetic to higher education," Hemenway said.
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