Faculty members will be on guard. To reassure them, leaders must share goals and visions, and frankly discuss how changes could affect careers and budgets.
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The tournament is as lucrative as ever for the association and its member institutions. The formulas for revenue distribution make sure that the power conferences get the most.
The leaderless office is the main coordinating body for officials throughout the government to confer on a range of scientific matters affecting their agencies.
Several states are considering — or have passed — bills to tighten the rules governing companies that service student loans, and the department’s new guidance would pre-empt that legislation.
Joyce C. Ester, president of Normandale Community College, in Minnesota, talks about how colleges can be more intentional about increasing the diversity of their leaders.
Lucy Ferriss revises her view of archaic language in Jennifer Eganâs Manhattan Beach, set during the late 1930s and World War II.
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Chancellor, Washington University in St. Louis Missouri, United States
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