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Leadership in the Time of the Great Resignation
Much has been written about the Great Resignation; it is a phenomenon of profound significance. As leaders, we need to look at ourselves, our own practices and our peer/employee relationships to clearly see the path forward.
3 Questions for Kaitlin Dumont, Kaplan’s New Director of University Partners
On moving from a business school to a higher ed business.
Stemming Quit Rates
Providing a sense of purpose, valuing contributions and creating a culture of belonging.
Moving ‘Beyond Transfer’
Building common ground and shared will for accelerated change.
(Un?)Common Knowledge
Do students know that graduating first helps with credit transfer?
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Leading During an Extended Crisis
Elizabeth H. Simmons reflects on some unexpected lessons she’s learned while serving as a chief academic officer during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Dilemmas of Disciplines Going Public
Various fields have had public dimensions for decades, writes Harvey J. Graff, but it’s now time for scholars from different specializations to embark on a renewed set of initiatives.
Elites Really Are Different
Maybe they just aren’t like the rest of us. (And not in a good way.)
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