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Part D

Perez Scenario
COMPRESSED & REVISED draft-in-progress for storyboarding[with notes in brackets]
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ETHNIC BIAS

D1--Dayan: "Perez seems to be adhering to that old adage 'birds of a feather' - you know? Look at who's on his grant team: Lopez, Johnson, Rodriguez, Bahouali."

D2--Smith: "Good point. In fact, the engineering education piece Perez wrote focuses on education of minorities. I know there are a lot of programs coming out of Washington to support this kind of thing, but you can't do that at the expense of being a hard core engineer."

D3--Dayan: "Yeah, doesn't he know that research is based on merit? You've got to deliver the goods before you get any respect. Bring in the money, attract attention from students. We need more people who work rather than whine about lack of opportunities."

D4--Kulver: "Come on, guys. We are deviating from our charge "

[THIRD OPPORTUNITY FOR USER TO INTERVENE--D5]

D5a -- YOU. "The education piece should be irrelevant to our judgment of his engineering scholarship because it is an opinion and not research."
D5b -- YOU. "I don't think anything is out of bounds in a p & t discussion."
D5c -- YOU. "I agree with Keith that ethnic bias has no place in this discussion or in our dealings with Perez. He ought to be commended for taking on the service of minority recruitment into engineering and excelling in everything else he does."
D5d -- YOU. "Keith is right. The engineering education essay is a relevant piece of scholarship as it concerns an innovative curriculum in light of ABET 2000."

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