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Agenda for the GAC meeting, 1/12/2012
- Review status
- 452 complete and assigned, 25 missing material, 23 rejected due to low TOEFL, 2 rejected as incomplete.
- 4 processed as off-cycle
- 87 Admissible, sent for sector review
- 58 Inadmissible, no further action.
- Of those 145, 7 had a third review.
- (Last year by now, we had 110 sent to sectors, 117 deemed inadmissible, with 49 third reviews).
- Of the remaining 307:
- 43 ready for decision
- 22 Pending GAC 3rd review
- 242 Pending initial GAC review
- Review rejected minority/female candidates
- Possibly reconsider:
- Adrian Bullock – check with Martinez-Sanchez
- Joseph Bynoe – Lozano says yes, increase to 2.
- Eden Dahan – ask Dave Miller
- Edwin Gomez – are the 1's just a result of the GREs? Seemed to do better at MIT. Double-check with Hamsa
- Unlikely to reconsider:
- Neeti Banerjee – weak letters, grades
- Timothy Bright – grades just too low.
- Angelica Ceniceros – weak letters, grades. Wardle confirmed his 2 is a weak 2.
- Brittany Essink – grades not disastrously weak, GRE showed improvement. Wardle confirmed his 2 is a weak 2.
- Esteban Maradona – grades low, Wardle confirmed his 2 is a weak 2.
- Luz Maria Martinez Sierra – grades low, GRE low, letters not overwhelming.
- Rochelle Mellish – double-check with Frazzoli. Nick says no.
- Natalie Spenser — grades low, no academic letters.
- Paulo Lozano : Sarah Seger and send Sara Jamil folder.
- Prakash Shrestha : inappropriate contact with Beth. Need to look carefully about this candidate.
- Issue with forged letters. Nick to contact letter writers of Dinesh Sivanandan
- Open house
- Sector meetings
- Need to get USAF academy rankings
- Need to start collecting yield data