Iowa HF2245 mandates the use of a presidential selection committee for regents institutions, specifying its composition and duties.
Iowa HF2245, known as the "University President Selection Reform Act," requires the state board of regents to use a presidential selection committee when electing a president for higher learning institutions. The committee must consist of five voting members, all of whom are board members, and four nonvoting members: a student, a faculty senate member, one other employee, and a graduate, foundation member, or public member. The committee is tasked with recommending the most qualified candidates to the board, which can only elect a president from these recommendations.
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