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New Presidents or Provosts: Champlain College, Idaho State U, Long Beach CC District, Montclair State U, Ohio Northern U, Park U, Pennsylvania State U, Rio Salado College, U of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Melissa J. Baumann, provost and chief academic officer at Xavier University, in Ohio, has been chosen as president of Ohio...
Colleges Cope With IT Staff Flight in Wake of Pandemic
With information technology skills in high demand across industries, many colleges are finding they can’t hold on to talent.
Using Colleges’ Outcomes to Gauge Risk for Students
A framework developed to identify the riskiest colleges for veterans could be a model for state regulators and accreditors to spot colleges that could close or harm students.
VMI Leader Issues Rare Public Rebuke of Alumnus
Virginia Military Institute superintendent Cedric Wins calls out a grad who decried his leadership, urged alums to question a state funding request and claimed critical race theory is taught at the military college.
Making Leadership Matter
The authors of a new book on leading higher ed institutions in tough times discuss the trouble with trustees, the challenges of being a provost and why college presidents are like midsize-city mayors.
New Presidents or Provosts: College of Western Idaho, Erie CC, Florida State U, Framingham State U, Georgetown College, Millikin U, Radford U, Rhode Island School of Design, Sinclair CC, U of Montana, U of Nevada-Reno
Rosemary Allen, provost/dean of Georgetown College, in Kentucky, has been selected as president there. David K. Balkin, chancellor of the...
Women Earn More Under Female Presidents, Study Shows
Women make up about a third of college and university presidents and 44 percent of provosts. Their institutions employ more women, in higher positions and for better pay, than those led by men.
Presidents Behaving Badly
Mark Rosenberg’s resignation from Florida International is the second high-profile presidential departure this month. Boards appear to be taking evidence of inappropriate behavior more seriously, experts say.