The search committee for a new chancellor at Colorado State University unanimously voted Monday night to forward the name of a candidate to the school’s Board of Governors.
The Board may hold a special meeting later this week in order to first accept the committee’s recommendation, and then possibly vote on whether the candidate should become a finalist for the position.
A majority vote would mean that the school would have two weeks to negotiate with the candidate. The chancellor position has been open since the end of year when former Chancellor Joe Blake resigned.
Because the candidate hasn’t been declared a finalist for the position, the name has not been made public. Members of the search committee have been instructed by the school not to discuss the process publicly.
Anthony Cotton: 303-954-1292 or acotton@denverpost.com
