Zwingle Resource Center
The goal of the Zwingle Resource Center is to serve as the premier resource for the best published research and scholarship on governance, trusteeship, and the presidency. The library and resource database are both a physical and an online gathering place for board members and students of trusteeship.
The Zwingle Library and Resource Center's mission is twofold: respond to members' informational needs and support empirical research and scholarship.
The resources of the Zwingle Library are accessible to AGB members at no cost. Among those member services:
- Access to a database of articles, books, research, and other literature searchable on AGB's Web site, or for you by the Zwingle Library and Resource Center librarian.
- Customized responses to questions with your deadlines in mind.
- Research on a range of topics and issues of concern to trustees, presidents, and other administrators.
- Copies of sample documents collected from all types and sizes of institutions.
- Copies of articles from Trusteeship and other publications.
- Access to customized annotated bibliographies.
- Leads to colleagues, associations, or organizations that can also help you.
To learn more contact Pat Wood, director of the ZRC. If you are interested in consulting services, contact AGB's Board Education and Consulting Services.
About J.L. Zwingle
AGB's first full-time president was James L'Woods Zwingle who served AGB from 1964 to 1974. In his long and distinguished career in higher education, Zwingle served as president of Park College (Missouri) from 1947 to 1955 and as vice president of Cornell University from 1955 to 1964.
A native of Mississippi and a graduate of the University of Tennessee, Zwingle received his doctorate from Cornell University and then joined its faculty as associate professor of English.
