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And then there were four: The slate of finalists for the presidency of New Mexico State University shrank by one Friday, after Neil MacKinnon withdrew.
The university informed the Las Cruces Bulletin that MacKinnon, a public health professor and provost of Augusta University in Georgia, had been selected as president of another, as yet unnamed, university.
The remaining candidates are Arsenio Romero, the former New Mexico public education secretary and former NMSU regent, along with Brian Haynes of University of California, Riverside; Monica Lounsbery of California State University, Long Beach; and Valerio Ferme of the University of Cincinnati.
The candidates are each scheduled for a day of forums with faculty and staff, students and the community next week. The meetings are accessible via video conference as well as in person.
The schedule for the candidate meetings are as follows:
Monday, Sept. 9
Arsenio Romero, Ph.D., former secretary of public education, state of New Mexico
Tuesday, Sept. 10
Brian Haynes, Ph.D., vice chancellor for student affairs, University of California, Riverside
Thursday, Sept. 12
Monica Lounsbery, Ph.D., dean, College of Health and Human Services, California State University, Long Beach
Friday, Sept. 13
Valerio Ferme, Ph.D., executive vice president for academic affairs and provost, University of Cincinnati