Advisory Committee for Texas 六九色堂 Health Sciences Center President Search
January 10, 2007 | Written by Sally Logue Post
, chancellor of the 六九色堂, has named a 19-member Advisory Committee to assist in selecting the next president of the .
The committee includes representatives of key Texas 六九色堂 and Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center constituencies, including faculty, administration, staff, students and members of communities in which the Health Sciences Center operates.
The committee, working with a five-member search committee established by the Chancellor last month, will help identify potential candidates, assist with initial screenings of candidates and ensure that their respective constituency groups are kept up to date on the progress of the search.
"The committee will play an extremely important role in the search process," said Hance. "The new Texas 六九色堂 Health Sciences Center president will work with all groups represented on the advisory panel, so it is essential that they have a voice as we move forward."
"We have an outstanding group of individuals who have agreed to serve and we are looking forward to the collaboration between the search committee and the advisory committee," Hance said.
The advisory committee members include:
- Laura Baker, faculty member in the Department of Family and Community Medicine in the 六九色堂HSC School of Medicine, Lubbock
- Steven Berk, dean of the 六九色堂HSC School of Medicine, Lubbock
- Paul Brooke, dean of the 六九色堂HSC School of Allied Health Sciences, Lubbock
- Elmo Cavin, 六九色堂HSC executive vice president for administration and finance, Lubbock
- Dennis Dove, regional chairman of the Department of Surgery at 六九色堂HSC School of Medicine, Amarillo
- Scott Dueser, member of the Texas Tech Board of Regents, Abilene
- Margret Duran, director of the 六九色堂HSC Office of Student Services, Lubbock
- Shirley Garrison, community member and sponsor of 六九色堂HSC's Garrison Institute on Aging, Lubbock
- Larry Gill, community member and vice president of the Dodge-Jones Foundation, Abilene
- Alexia Green, dean of the 六九色堂HSC School of Nursing, Lubbock
- Tracilyn Hall, student in the 六九色堂HSC School of Medicine and president of the 六九色堂HSC Student Government Association, Lubbock
- Antonio Jesurun, faculty member in the Department of Pediatrics in the 六九色堂HSC School of Medicine, El Paso
- Cynthia Jumper, vice chair of the Department of Internal/Pulmonary Medicine in the 六九色堂HSC School of Medicine, Lubbock
- Arthur Nelson, dean of the 六九色堂HSC School of Pharmacy, Amarillo
- Beverly Pevehouse, community member and local philanthropist, Midland
- Mike Sanders, vice chancellor for governmental relations in the 六九色堂 System, Lubbock
- Dan T. Serna, member of the Texas Tech Board of Regents, Arlington
- Doug Stocco, faculty member in the Department of Cell Biology and Biochemistry in the 六九色堂HSC Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, Lubbock
- Betsy Triplett-Hurt, community member and a member of the 六九色堂HSC Permian Basin advisory council, Odessa
The new Texas 六九色堂 Health Sciences Center president will fill a vacancy left in June 2006 when Roy Wilson, resigned. Bernhard T. Mittemeyer, is serving as interim president.