UGA presidential search hitting its stride
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University of Georgia President Michael Adams, left, slips the collar on interim mascot Russ during a ceremony to install Russ as the school's official mascot before an NCAA college football game against Florida Atlantic Saturday, Sept. 15, 2012 in Athens, Ga. Russ is now named Uga IX. Charles Seiler, right, helps. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
University of Georgia President Michael Adams, left, slips the collar on interim mascot Russ during a ceremony to install Russ as the school's official mascot before an NCAA college football game against Florida Atlantic Saturday, Sept. 15, 2012 in Athens, Ga. Russ is now named Uga IX. Charles Seiler, right, helps. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
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ATLANTA (AP) — The committee charged with finding a new University of Georgia president is working behind closed doors. But according to statements from UGA, the group will be active this fall.

Search consultant Bill Funk held a public forum in Athens on Wednesday. In the coming weeks, the 21-person search committee is expected to establish a pool of top candidates to interview privately.

Funk's outline of the search calls for the committee, after those interviews, to select up to five finalists. The Georgia Board of Regents would then choose a successor to Michael Adams, who is retiring next year.

Seven regents already sit on the search committee, along with seven faculty members; representatives of UGA's students, staff, alumni and foundation. A member of Gov. Nathan Deal's Cabinet also holds a seat.
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