Gordon Gee, as quoted in the Deseret News: “To regain public trust, universities must commit to self-examination and meaningful change. Instead of acting as ‘architects of change,’ universities have become victims of their own inaction, Gee said — unwilling to address thorny issues like free speech, open inquiry, and cultural change. Now, he said, those problems are catching up with them.” Read more here.
PERSPECTIVES: An Outgoing President’s Take on What Higher Ed Needs to Do
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