Koehler said he is aware of the need to increase diversity at higher levels in the university. We are going to select the individual who can do a very good job for the university. Ferrari said he knows there are women candidates, but he has not been updated on any possible minority considerations. We are a university on the move, so we are looking for people who can lead us into the future. England, whose exhibit opened Tuesday in the Moudy Exhibition Hall, said there are some similarities between the art and science fields.
Scientists have to prove something.
But we both see the world as a wondrous place - that is our point of connection. John Frost, a graduate student in sculpture, said he found it interesting to hear art discussed from a scientific viewpoint. It was helpful for the scientist to support her thoughts. It gives a realistic approach to her narrative. The exhibit opened with a dialogue between England and Magnus Rittby, chairman of the physics department.