From Deseret News archives:
4 finalists for president of Dixie State
Regents may decide Tuesday among 3 Utahns, Nevadan
The four finalists were recommended by the Presidential Search Committee of regents and Dixie faculty, students and community members. They came from a pool of 74 candidates representing 31 states, the regents reported.
"The search committee was pleased with the number and quality of candidates who were nominated or who applied," said Regent Jerry C. Atkin, the search committee chairman. "We are recommending four highly qualified individuals, any one of which will be a great president."
Regents will meet at Dixie on Tuesday morning to interview the finalists in private and could announce a selection later that day.
The finalists are:
Lee G. Caldwell, Dixie executive vice president of academics. Credentials include leadership positions at the Georgia Institute of Technology, Indiana University and the University of Utah. Caldwell has worked in the high-tech industry and has a doctorate in management policy and strategy from Texas A&M University. Caldwell has a law degree from Brigham Young University.
Bradley J. Cook, UVSC vice president for academic affairs. Credentials include assistant professor in educational leadership and foundations for Brigham Young University, director for government relations at International Bechtel Inc. in Kuwait (1991-1993), and special assistant to the president for the American University in Cairo, Egypt. He has a doctorate in Middle Eastern studies and international education from the University of Oxford.
Mark H. Spencer, associate commissioner for finance and facilities for the Utah System of Higher Education and executive director for the Utah Higher Education Assistance Authority. Credentials include leadership at UVSC and the College of Eastern Utah and assistant to the dean for the College of Education at Ohio State University. Spencer has a doctorate in educational administration, public administration and finance from Ohio State.
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