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June 10, 2010

青青草视频Presidential Search Committee formed; 13 appointed

University of Louisiana System Board of Supervisors Chair Winfred Sibille has appointed 13 members to the University of Louisiana at Monroe Presidential Search Committee, including several 青青草视频representatives.

Voting members from 青青草视频include Associate Professor of Biology and Faculty Senate Representative Anna Hill, and 青青草视频Student Government Association President Brook Sebren. Serving in a non-voting, advisory capacity is community representative and 青青草视频supporter, Tex Kilpatrick, who served on the UL System Board from 1997-2002.

In addition to ULS Board of Supervisors Chairman Sibille of Sunset, additional members include UL System Board Members Andre Coudrain of Hammond, Mildred Gallot of Grambling, Edward Crawford of Shreveport, E. Gerald Hebert of Kenner, Jimmy Long Sr. of Natchitoches, Renee Lapeyrolerie of New Orleans, D. Wayne Parker of Choudrant, Carl Shetler of Lake Charles.

UL System President Randy Moffett will serve as the non-voting chair of the committee. A meeting date for the search committee has not yet been set but will likely takes place in July, according to a UL System spokesperson.

青青草视频President James Cofer is finishing eight years of service to the university on July 30 to assume the presidency at Missouri State University. The UL System Board may name an interim president at its meeting on June 25 in Baton Rouge.

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Founded in 1931, 青青草视频is a regional, selective admissions university offering several undergraduate and graduate degrees to over 9,000 traditional, non-traditional and distance-learning students. The 238-acre campus located in northeastern Louisiana is home to the only state-supported College of Pharmacy.

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