We sought the best minds and the most prominent scholars to put on the list. No one from political science will be left behind. Galau wondered whether the reviewers were biased toward the proposed structure because they themselves are in such schools. Dunn responded that the South Carolina reviewer is in a political science department, not a separate school. The impression in my department is that the new school will be very expensive.
Private resources are our target.
No one is aiming at other parts of the College pie. Outside funding is crucial for any sort of proposal of this nature. The Vinson Institute is more practitioner oriented. International education is important for the new school. The Institute is less well established for international programs.