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Chancellor Search Committee gathers public input

H. Jared, Tuesday, November 20th, 2012

If the public forums are an indication, the search for Carolina’s 11th chancellor will lead to someone much like its 10th chancellor.

In four separate forums last week, faculty, staff, students and community members had an opportunity to give the Chancellor Search Committee input about the traits they wanted to see in the successor to Chancellor Holden Thorp, who plans to step down next summer. (Above, faculty member Andrew Perrin addresses one of the chancellor search forum meetings held Nov. 7-8.)

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