AGENDA ITEM BACKGROUND TO: GOVERNING BOARD ITEM NUMBER C.5
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1 59 replacement page TO: GOVERNING BOARD AGENDA ITEM BACKGROUND DATE FROM: PRESIDENT SUBJECT: Selection of Search Consultant for New Superintendent/President REASON FOR BOARD CONSIDERATION ACTION ITEM NUMBER C.5 January 14, 2012 ENCLOSURE(S) Page 1 of 14 BACKGROUND: At the December Governing Board meeting, the Board directed a search committee to move forward quickly and come back with a recommendation for a search consultant firm consultant to assistant in the college s search for a permanent Superintendent/President A request for information was sent to seven consulting firms, asking for a response by December 27, Six consulting firms responded and the Board subcommittee narrowed their selection to three firms. The Board subcommittee then conducted further research on the three remaining firms. In addition the Board subcommittee made the consultant s proposals available to the Superintendent/President search committee for their review and comments. Based on their research the Board subcommittee has narrowed the search to the following three firms: Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT), CollegeCEO s Inc., and Community College Search Services (CCSS). The Board subcommittee is continuing its investigation and will have a recommendation at the January 14, 2013 Board meeting. FISCAL IMPACT: TBD. RECOMMENDATION: The Board subcommittee recommends that the Governing Board authorize the Vice President, Administrative Services to execute an agreement with the Board subcommittee s search firm recommendation to assist the Board in the search process for a new Superintendent/President. Administrator Initiating Item: Office of the President Academic and Professional Matter Yes No Final Disposition If yes, Faculty Senate Agreement Yes No Senate President Signature Approved
2 President s Office Cabrillo College 6500 Soquel Drive Aptos, CA To the Board of Trustees: In response to your request, Community College Search Services (CCSS) is pleased to provide information about the services we are prepared to offer to assist you in the search for the next Superintendent/President of the Cabrillo Community College District. We have facilitated over one hundred fifty full and partial searches in California and Oregon. A complete list of these searches and the institutions served is in the Appendix. A summary of the services we are prepared to provide to Cabrillo College is as follows: Assistance in developing the Superintendent/President Brochure that contains information about the district, the college, the position and the application process; Recruitment of qualified candidates; Candidate evaluation and assistance with interviews; Comprehensive reference checks on the finalists; Assistance to the Board of Trustees. Community College Search Services is unique and excels in the methods we use to recruit candidates and the detailed reference information we provide to the Board of Trustees that enables them to make an informed decision. A brief narrative that describes how these services will be performed follows: Meet with Board of Trustees We will meet with the Board of Trustees and/or designated college officials to explain and describe plans for the search process, develop guidelines for the search and develop expectations for the next Superintendent/President. At this initial meeting, the application process, minimum qualifications and tentative calendar would be discussed and finalized as well. The Search Brochure, Job Description and Criteria Subsequent to our initial meeting with the designated college officials, we would meet with the search committee and/or designated staff and college wide staff to help clarify institutional priorities and leadership needs for the new Superintendent/President. In addition, we would outline together with the search committee, the personal and professional characteristics sought in the ideal candidate for the position.
3 CCSS recommends that all the foregoing information derived at these meetings be included in the search brochure and serve as a basis for the evaluation of the candidates. Cabrillo College officials may want to consider an electronic version of the brochure only. This has worked well in other district searches and it saves printing costs. Candidate Recruitment Our approach to the Superintendent/President recruitment process includes the following: First, we provide advice and suggestions on national and regional advertising. Also, the electronic version of the brochure should be posted on the Cabrillo College and CCSS websites. Second, we aggressively seek nominations. We provide the college with our up-to-date software for mailing brochure information seeking nominations for your position of Superintendent/President of Cabrillo College. Third, utilizing our target databases, our firm will send a special mailing to selected individuals who possess the qualifications for and may have an interest in the position of Superintendent/President of Cabrillo College. In addition to the foregoing, we would conduct a national telephone recruitment phase utilizing our telephone network. We are assisted in our national recruitment by Dr. David Ponitz, an associate in Ohio. We follow up on all nominations, inquiries and attend community college conferences and serve as presenters at leadership institutes for recruiting purposes. Candidate Evaluation We can assist in assessing the completeness of application materials and the meeting of minimum qualifications. We assist the search committee and facilitate the paper screening process. We provide materials and strategies for evaluation of the applications and selection of candidates for interviews. Candidate Interviews (for Semi-Finalists) We assist the committee in the development of the questions for the interview and their congruence with the recruitment brochure. We also provide and/or assist in the development of materials for the interviews. In addition, we provide advice on facilities, scheduling and protocol for the interviews. All the candidates selected for interviews are typically contacted by the search consultant and provided with timely and pertinent information. The search consultant greets the candidates, introduces them to the search committee, observes and takes notes during the interviews and later, if desired by the candidates, provides telephone feedback. During the deliberation of the search committee to determine the finalists, the search consultant provides strategies and techniques to assist the committee in its selection. At the conclusion of the interviews the search consultant informs all the candidates of their status and briefs the finalists on the next steps of the process.
4 Comprehensive Reference Checks for Finalists CCSS would undertake comprehensive in-depth background and reference checks on the finalists that will enable the Board of Trustees to select the new Superintendent/President. In addition to the comprehensive reference checks, we undertake an Internet search on the finalists. Also, we will make follow-up telephone calls to current and former supervisors to make certain that we have all of the crucial background information on the candidates. Finally, CCSS will include criminal and civil background checks on the finalists. Board of Trustees Interviews Prior to the first interview, the search consultant will brief the Board of Trustees on the salient reference information on each candidate and answer all questions relating thereto. We facilitate the final interviews. The search consultant can handle the logistics and assist with interview questions, appropriate documents and materials required by the Board of Trustees and key staff. As consultants, we can contact and inform the candidates not selected by the Board of Trustees on the outcome of the interviews. We strongly recommend a site visit to the institution of the recommended candidate and we can assist in the planning of the visit. As requested, we will assist the district in the contract negotiations as needed with the successful candidate. Services and Fee Structure Our service fee for conducting a comprehensive search for the position of Superintendent/President for the Cabrillo College is $25,000 including all CCSS expenses in conducting the search. The fee includes all of CCSS expenses for the following: All visits to the district including all travel expenses up to twelve days excluding initial consultation. Software and assistance for the national mailing. CCSS target mailing of the brochure to key candidates in our database; Telephone and mailing expenses for recruiting candidates; Communicating with the Board of Trustees, or designees, search committee, candidates, and other staff as required; Development of search process materials for the search; Comprehensive reference checks on the finalists. If the process established by the Board requires additional workdays by the CCSS consultant, the charge would be $1000/day plus travel expenses (more than twelve days). The charge for additional reference reports (more than four) would be $1000 each. The Board may re-start the search process at any time for any reason at no additional cost to the District. If for any reason the Board of Trustees is not satisfied with the outcome of the completed search, CCSS will undertake the search again for direct expenses only.
5 The Expenses not included in the CCSS fee are as follows: Profile brochure printing if it is decided not to use an electronic brochure; Candidate travel; All position advertisements; Search committee incidentals; Search Team visits to candidate institutions. The tasks expected to be completed by Cabrillo College personnel is the mailing of a letter (that we provide) to a national data base and maintaining the candidate applications. The consultant assigned to this search would be Dr. Frances White, former Superintendent/President of the College of Marin. The suggested timeline for this project is as follows: January 2013 Brochure Development Meet with the board and search committee to determine challenges facing the District. Review draft brochure and distribute to the board and search committee. Finalize brochure for posting. February 2013-April 2013 Candidate Recruitment Solicit candidate nominations from the board, search committee and community. Coordinate national mailing utilizing CCSS database. Advise on advertisement campaign. Undertake telephone recruitment effort utilizing CCSS network. Late April 2013 Candidate Evaluation Facilitate paper-screening process. Facilitate selection of preliminary candidates for interviews. May 2013 Preliminary Candidate Interviews (for Semi-Finalists) Prepare or assist in the preparation of questions for interviews. Provide all materials for interviews. Call and brief candidates selected for interviews. Facilitate and observe candidate interviews. Provide and facilitate process for selection of finalists. Inform all candidates of status after interviews Brief finalists. May 2013
6 Comprehensive Reference Reports (for Finalists) Provide questionnaire for final candidates. Prepare comprehensive reference reports on finalists. Provide the board with comprehensive reference reports. June 2013 Board Interviews for Finalists Assist the board in the preparation of interview questionnaire and materials. Facilitate board interviews. Provide information and advice to board as requested. Contact finalists on outcome of Board interviews. Provide assistance and information on contract issues. Provide assistance on finalizing selection process. Community College Search Services and Dr. White are available immediately to begin the process. Dr. White lives in Marin County and can be at the college in a relatively short time. We would be pleased to discuss this proposal and answer any questions about it. We look forward to the opportunity to assist the Cabrillo Community College District with this important activity. Sincerely, Dr. Al Fernandez
7 APPENDIX REFERENCES For reference purposes, feel free to contact your counterparts and/or the chief executive officers or chief human resource officers in the aforementioned districts about our services. Specific references follow: Dr. Helen Benjamin Chancellor Contra Costa Community College District Telephone: x 1210 [email protected] Mr. John Didion Executive Vice Chancellor, Human Resources and Ed Services Rancho Santiago Community College District Telephone: (714) [email protected] Mr. Jeff Horsley Vice Chancellor, Human Resources North Orange County Community College District Telephone: (714) [email protected] Dr. Edward Ortell, former Board President Citrus Community College District B ; R [email protected] Dr. Daniel La Vista, Chancellor Los Angeles Community College District Telephone: lavistadj@ .laccd.edu
8 Dick Running, Former Board Chair Linn-Benton Community College District (Oregon) Telephone: Norma Hernandez, Board member and chair of the search committee Southwestern Community College District Telephone: John Zumwalt, Trustee and former Board President Sequoias Community College District Telephone: Mark W. Rocha, Superintendent/President Pasadena Area Community College District Telephone:
9 SEARCHES CONDUCTED Community College Search Services Current Active Searches Chancellor Portland Community College (District President) (Viera) Superintendent/President Mt. Hood Community College (Viera) Barstow College (Walker) Glendale Community College (Conrad) East Los Angeles College (Hernandez) President Vice President of Administrative Services Antelope Valley College (Romo) Completed Full Searches Conducted State Chancellor California Chancellor Los Rios Community College District West Valley-Mission Community College District Peralta Community College District Ventura County Community College District South Orange County Community College District Los Angeles Community College District Rancho Santiago Community College District San Jose-Evergreen Community College District Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District San Bernardino Community College District West Valley-Mission Community College District North Orange County Community College District 2 Los Angeles Community College District 2 Chabot-Las Positas Community College District Los Angeles Community College District 1 Yosemite Community College District
10 San Diego Community College District North Orange County Community College District 1 Superintendent/President College of the Sequoias Southwestern College Victor Valley College Napa Valley College Linn-Benton Community College MiraCosta College Citrus College Santa Barbara City College Cuesta College Imperial Valley College Pasadena City College College of the Desert Victor Valley College Rio Hondo College Long Beach City College College of the Sequoias Glendale Community College Allan Hancock College Southwestern College Cerritos College Mira Costa College Citrus College Imperial Valley College Mount San Antonio College Lassen College Rio Hondo Community College District Antelope Valley Community College District Palomar Community College District Palo Verde Community College District Sequoias Community College District Portland CC, Southeast Campus Contra Costa College Los Medanos College Evergreen Valley College Cuyamaca College Los Angeles Mission College San Jose City College Mission College Cerro Coso Community College Coastline Community College President
11 Cuyamaca College Compton College (Provost) Los Angeles City College Bakersfield College Los Angeles Southwest College Los Angeles Mission College San Bernardino Valley College Grossmont College Cerro Coso Community College West Los Angeles College Los Angeles Trade Technical College Los Angeles Pierce College Porterville College Los Angeles City College Bakersfield College Santa Ana College 3 Reedley College West Valley College Los Angeles Trade Technical College 2 San Bernardino Valley College Santiago Canyon College 2 West Los Angeles College Moorpark College Oxnard College West Hills College, Coalinga Los Angeles Southwest College Los Angeles Trade Technical College 1 Los Angeles Harbor College Los Angeles Mission College Santiago Canyon College 1 Santa Ana College Vice Chancellor or Educational Services & Planning State Center Community College District Vice Chancellor of Human Resources Coast Community College District Ventura County Community College District 2 Contra Costa Community College District Ventura County Community College District 1 Vice Chancellor, Planning and Resource Development Contra Costa Community College District Vice Chancellor North Centers State Center Community College District
12 Vice President, Administrative Services Pasadena Area Community College District Mira Costa College Vice President of Instruction and Student Services Los Medanos College- Contra Costa Community College District Vice President of Academic Affairs Cerritos College Vice President, Educational Services Pasadena Area Community College District Vice President, Student Services Pasadena Area Community College District Vice President, Human Resources Cerritos College Pasadena Area Community College District Vice President, Information Technology Pasadena Area Community College District General Counsel Pasadena Area Community College District San Jose-Evergreen CCD Interim State Center Community College District South Orange County CCD Superintendent/President Southwestern, Interim San Joaquin Delta, Interim President Cypress College Fullerton College Diablo Valley College Evergreen Valley College American River College Los Angeles City College Partial Assistance Searches Chancellor
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