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daily nebraskan frWay, february 1 1, 1977
Roskens assumes neutral position
on bill for single governing board
By Paula Dittrick
Interim NU President Ronald Roskens took a neutral
stand in his testimony about a bill calling for a single
board to govern all postsecondary education in Nebraska
during a Legislature hearing Thursday.
Avoca Sen. Calvin Carsten called such a position a pos
sible first in legislative procedure.
Sen. Donald Dworak of Columbus introduced LB295
as an alternative if other legislative proposals for the co
ordination of higher education are not adopted, Dworak
said.
This bill calls for the creation of a nine-member board
to govern all state and technical community colleges, as
well as NU.
The board would replace these institutions' current
governing boards, including the NU Board of Regents.
Coordination favored
Roskens said he favored coordination of education if it
would lead to the elimination of curriculum duplication,
more effective use of state resources and produce the
maximum quality of education in Nebraska.
rie suggested the bill be amended to include a date it
would become effective if passed.
Claiming such legislation would ease the transition to a
single board. Roskens suggested one or two years would be
needed to merge the institutions' different policies con
cerning tenure, academic programs and finances.
Dworak said he would be willing to "go along with a
reasonable request" concerning a transition period.
A member of the LR36 study interim commission,
Dworak said it is "quite clear to me there is a need for
better coordination of education in Nebraska."
The LR36 study is examining methods of postseconda
ry coordination. There now exists the 579 Coordination
Council, a postsecondary education advisory committee
formerly called the 1202 Commission.
Dworak said the 11 -member volunteer board of the
579 Council does not have authority to prevent duplication.
Dworak said he believed technical community colleces
in the state have different responsibilities, but he
protested duplicating programs for different sections of
Nebraska.
The bill calls for the board members to be unsalaried,
but, .upon committee questioning, Dworak said he would
be willing to consider adopting a salary.
When asked if he thought a nine-member board could
meet the workload of coordinating all higher education
in Nebraska, Dworak said the Board of Regents are taking
60 or 70 per cent of the load based on the proportion of
state funds allocated differing institutions.
Regent Robert Koefoot of Grand Island said he was
speaking on behalf of himself when he opposed the bill.
Superboard
"The people in the state are not, and I repeat, are not
ready for a superboard," Koefoot said. He added that
such a board might be more likely in five or six years.
Koefoot, a member of the 579 Coordinating Council,
said the council has not "been given a chance to work."
He admitted the council has faced problems with
technical colleges, but claimed such problems are over.
"I think all community, technical and state college's
and the university (of Nebraska) system will cooperate
with this council," Koefoot said.
Koefoot attributed a communication gap to a recent
coordination problem when Metro Tech of Omaha created
agriculture courses without telling the UNL Institute of
Agriculture and Natural Resources.
Koefoot said the Institute and Metro Tech are now co
operating with one another.
Koefoot said the 579 Council wanted the private
colleges in the state to remain. Sen. Dworak said his bill
would not affect the private institutions. v
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