BOULDER, COLO – University of Colorado President Elizabeth Hoffman announced

today (Monday, April 22) that Pamela Shockley, interim chancellor for

the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, has been invited to

campus as the sole finalist for the permanent chancellor’s position

at CU-Colorado Springs. Shockley was one of 86 national applicants for

very impressed with the job Pam has done for the last eight months as

interim chancellor," said CU President Hoffman, "and I look

forward to her campus visit. I am pleased that Pam is strongly supported

noted that Shockley will be invited to an open campus forum at which

the full campus as well as community is invited to participate. The

date of the campus forum is Monday, April 29, 2002, 9-10 a.m., room

303, UCCS University Center. Shockley will also meet with President

on the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs faculty for more than

is the state’s fastest growing university with more than 6,800 students.

The University of Colorado is a four-campus system with three general

campuses in Boulder, Denver, and Colorado Springs, and a Health Sciences

Center campus located in Denver and at the former Fitzsimons Army Base

in Aurora. For further information, please contact Bob Nero or Michele

Trammell in the CU System Office of Institutional Relations at (303)

492-6206.