By Nic Corbett/The Star-Ledger
NEWARK — As the New Jersey Institute of Technology searches for a new president, faculty members involved in the process said they want more openness and less haste.
Professors expressed their dissatisfaction at a faculty meeting on Thursday and cited missteps they felt made the search look less than professional.
“Rushing has led to some errors,” said Professor Amitabha Bose, a member of the search committee.
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