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Nominations can be sent directly to johncarrollcasdean@storbecksearch.com

Community Participation

Faculty and staff input is integral to a successful search. Stakeholders were invited to listening sessions to provide input on the priorities and desired qualifications for the incoming CAS Dean.

  • Tuesday, November 19, 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Philosophy Department Conference Room (AD B08)
  • Wednesday, November 20, 9:30 am – 10:30 am Communication Department Conference Room (OC 47)

Stakeholders were also asked to complete an online survey to rate a series of priorities followed by a set of candidate qualifications by Friday, November 22. 

Search Timeline

SEARCH PREPARATION

  • November/December: Develop Leadership Profile

RECRUITMENT & CANDIDATE EVALUATION

INTERVIEWING

  • Late January/early February: Semifinalist interviews
  • Mid-February: On-campus interviews for finalists

Search Committee

The members of the committee represent John Carroll's faculty, staff, and students. All feedback and questions are welcomed by the search committee using the email links below.

Dr. Chrystal Bruce, (Chair), Professor of Chemistry Dr. Rick Grenci, Associate Professor of Management Dr. Yuh-Cherng Chai, Associate Professor of Chemistry Dr. Anne Kugler, Professor of History Dr. Peggy Finucane, Associate Professor of Communication Dr. Dianna Taylor, Professor of Philosophy Ayoub Harb ‘21, Student Representative Dr. Ed Peck, VP for University Mission and Identity Ms. Maria Soriano Young, Director, JCU Writing Center

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