By Blake Jackson
The University of Kentucky (UK) has announced the finalists for the position of Vice President for Land-Grant Engagement and Dean of the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment.
These candidates have been selected from a nationwide pool and will be visiting the campus for open forums and meetings with faculty, staff, and students.
The third finalist will participate in an open forum on November 15th at 3 PM in the Gluck Equine Research Center Auditorium.
Those unable to attend in person can view the forum via Zoom. Details on how to access the Zoom link and candidate information will be shared with the UK community 24 hours prior to the forum.
After each forum, a recording and an online survey will be made available on the search website for 48 hours, allowing the UK community to provide feedback on the candidates.
The search committee, led by UK President Eli Capilouto and Provost Robert S. DiPaola, will consider the feedback from the campus community and make a final selection.
The University of Kentucky, as a leading land-grant institution, is committed to advancing the Commonwealth through education, research, and service.
The new vice president and dean will play a crucial role in shaping the future of the College of Agriculture, Food and Environment and contributing to the overall mission of the university.
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