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University Crisis Management and the Practice of Democratic Professionalism

Democratic Professionalism involves reaching out to those who have a stake in whatever is the matter. And the matter these …

by Frank Fear/ August 23, 2020/ Higher Ed, Perspectives, Society/

From Inside Higher Education. Read more here.

by Future U/ August 20, 2020/ MSU, Public Higher Ed, Society/

NCAA president hides behind ‘we have no authority,’ when he could and should be playing a convening role to help …

by Future U/ August 18, 2020/ Higher Ed, News Briefs/

“Faculty groups at Medaille College and Canisius College recently voted no confidence in the presidents of those institutions, over concerns …

by Future U/ August 2, 2020/ Higher Ed, News Briefs/

“Twenty past Academic Senate chairs, who have served since 1994, have signed a letter asking UC Board of Regents members …

by Future U/ August 1, 2020/ News Briefs, Public Higher Ed, Society/

The Education Trust’s new report, entitled Segregation Forever? includes findings that run contrary to the belief that America’s top-end public …

by Future U/ July 25, 2020/ Public Higher Ed/

From CHANGE.ORG: “Canisius is slowly but surely turning into a monstrous creature of higher ed, combining the worst practices of …

by Future U/ July 22, 2020/ Higher Ed, Neoliberalism, News Briefs/

“Campus Uprisings demonstrates the power and value of principled nonviolent activism to provoke change and provides thoughtful strategies to help …

by Future U/ July 19, 2020/ Public Higher Ed/

It’s time to address out-of-control spending in college sports. Columnist Greg Hansen elaborates at Tucson.com.

by Future U/ July 18, 2020/ Public Higher Ed/

“Posting a list of requirements or expectations for student behavior, plastering the list around campus, and sending emails to parents …

by Roger Barbee/ July 16, 2020/ Higher Ed, Perspectives, Society/

“It is critically responsible for the administration to identify new risks, publicize those risks to all and, more importantly, allow …

by Future U/ July 15, 2020/ Higher Ed, MSU, Perspectives, Society/

In The New Yorker, author Masha Gessen asks: “Who knows what might happen if students were asked to take the …

by Future U/ July 14, 2020/ Higher Ed, Perspectives, Society/

Nancy Welch is a professor of English, University of Vermont. She writes in Spectre.

by Future U/ July 11, 2020/ Higher Ed, Perspectives/

Marching through campus with placards, “Abandon the Plans!,” University of Mississippi students “are demanding that the project be halted after …

by Future U/ July 7, 2020/ Higher Ed, News Briefs, Society/

“Over the last month, a flurry of colleges has worked to align their recent statements against racial injustice with action …

by Future U/ July 6, 2020/ Higher Ed, News Briefs, Society/