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lion of thi' incident would have
resulted in thn administration's
support.
“But by ordering a lengthy
investigation, that is an exam
ple id undermining the authori
ty of tiie dean," Holland said
Holland's belief in a strong
deanship extended to his ad
vice to his successor, whomev
er that person may be
"Mv advice would be for any
candidate to have lengthy dis
cussions with faculty, to get
their expectations, get firm as
surances from University ad
ministration of support for the
lavs school and support for au
thority of the dean,” he said.
"While a dean is in office,
the University administration
should support the dean in-ev
ery conceivable respect, every
decision the dean makes, and
should not allow anyone to
speak to it on behalf of the law
school apart from the dean,”
Another factor, money'prob
lems, not only hurt Holland's
deanship," but threatened the
health of the law school itself.
When the ABA threatened to
remove the law school's ac
creditation in 10<)() because of
poor funding, poor facilities
and a high student to-facultv
ratio, Holland said tlie he and
the school were caught in the
middle
“ The people who are in a po
sition to respond to those con
cerns, ultimately the Legisla
lure, quilt! frankly don’t give a
damn about what the ABA
thinks about the law school,
and art; not going to be per
suaded or influenced to pro
vide more funding,” he said.
We feel like the American
troops lut by friendly fire The
ABA expressions with dissatis
faction have had the effect of
damaging this law school with
out the effect that they were in
tended to have to elicit more
funding
Ironically, Holland is leaving
the deanship just as the fund
ing crisis is easing In May, the
ABA announced it would ac
cept law school upgrades, and
would back oil until its meeting
next spring
Committee conducting
state search for new dean
University Provost Norman Wessells said ho is confident u
snare h committee will have a replacement for law school
Dean Maurice Holland before (line l'lug, the latest he said
Holland will stay on the job
James Keinmuth, business school dean, will head the
search committee Other committee members should Include
associate law Prof Leslie Harris, law professors Ralph Moo
riev. Jon Jacobson. Laird Kirkpatrick. Nanev Ilrucker. assis
tant law school dean; and Duane Rosnorlh, attorney and
president of the law school s hoard of visitors
In addition, a law student and another member of the Ore
gotl legal committee will tie asked to join the search commit
t(M’
The committee will begin the search on a statewide level
Wessells said, because there are many legal resouri es in the
state II a suitable candidate is not found hv next month. the
seari h w ill expand to a national level
Wessells compared the search with the efforts to till the ar
chitectlire si bool deanship. w hich went national-immediate
jy because the University has the onlv ai i red i ted archltei lure
school in the state
Oregon Attorney Oeneral Dave Lrohnmayer has been ru
mored as a possible candidate lor the job Although I rolin
maver a staff member earlier refused to confirm or deny the
possibility, and Wessells said lie had no knowledge ot the a I
lornev general's plans, he said he would support ihe idea
He's clearly the kind ol person who ought to he the slan
dard tor the search. Wessells said "I hope some, ini’ will
nominate him. and I hope he w ill i (insider it
Members of the committee either declined to answer ques
tions about tilt! seari h, or could not be reached for comment
"The five years of my dean
ship have been terrible vars
for the law school, and the rra
son thev wore terrible is he
cause we can't print money at
the law si (tool. It's illegal he
said.
We're dependent largeh on
tlie Legislature, and the Legisla
ture has not provided us with
the resources needed to fullill
our responsihilities Anew per
son, fresh to the job, might he
able to cope with these dial
hinges "
Holland, who taught for more
than 10 years at Indiana Uni
versity before going into ad
ministration, said he looks for
ward to going buck to teaching,
which he will do at the law
school when a successor is
found
"I enjoyed teaching, I was
pretty good at it, and it's a bet
ter wav to spend your time
than shuffling budget papers,
particularly when the numbers
are in the rod," he said "Also,
when you're .1 faculty member
you don't have to l>e .is careful
about what you say to every
body
In the July :tl press release
that annoum ed Holland's resig
nation, both Wessells and
Brand praised Holland lor mak
ing the law sc hool "stronger"
since he took over Holland at
eepts the praise
He desi rdied the admlnistra
live structure of the law school
when he took over as "chaotic
VVe had no idea what our
budget was, how much we
w ere spending.' he- said
Now , we have all that stuff on
c omputers 1'he school lias an
active and growing and ini teas
ingly sin i essful fundraising
campaigns going "
Holland added that the
school should have two or
three endowed professorships
soon, and will have five or six
w ithin 10 years
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