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  • Leading the Charge: The Faculty's Role in Governance

    Dr. Brian C. Mitchell

    In a conversation with a newly retired and highly respected college president late last week, the conversation turned to the growing problem of how to govern American colleges and universities in uncertain times.

  • Rebuilding Higher Education: Playing to Win

    Dr. Brian C. Mitchell

    President Obama has set the higher education agenda for the remainder of his term by linking consumer fears with politics. There is substance in the president's arguments about sticker price, the squeezing of the American middle class and the failure to provide access to a higher education degree for those who seek it.

  • The Search for the Perfect College

    Dr. Brian C. Mitchell

    It's summer. The college road trip experience has begun in earnest for many high school students. The approach to this search by students and their families varies widely. It often depends upon a number of factors including a family's connection to an institution, the recommendation of guidance counselors, peer pressure, and social and print media about the institution.

  • Boards and the Senior Team

    Dr. Brian C. Mitchell

    One of the best ways to determine where a college or university is headed is to look at the composition and quality of the senior administrative team that the president inherits on the first day in office.

  • Understanding Higher Education: Lessons From a British Customs Agent

    Dr. Brian C. Mitchell

    As a new president in the 1990s, one of my early tasks was to sign an exchange agreement with a private Russian university. The provost and I completed our business in Moscow and headed through London to visit a second exchange program of long-standing with a British institution.

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