71 …a community, a college brings jobs and customers, i.e., students, who shop in the stores, eat in the restaurants, bring their parents to town on the weekends, etc. When a…
72 …through the gift shop. When you do, come find me. I’ll be on Soarin’. Happy 50th Walt Disney World! 1 “How Much has Covid cost colleges? $183 billion,” Paul Friga,…
73 …and tests quickly with comments. And they want low prices. They are willing to shop around (although a good number have more money than time). They do not want to…
74 …I would encourage much more discussion between board chairs and presidents on how to enhance board performance. Michaelson: May I suggest a different slant? I’ve observed over the years presidents…
75 …of trustees. Also, innovative institutions often have a track record of serving adult students. Eighty percent of online students are nontraditional, i.e., over the age of 24. Institutions that have…
76 …I will cover the key implications of Obamacare for higher education and outline steps to guide institutions in making effective decisions in light of reforms. The Future of Providing Health-Care…
77 …an ongoing discussion, said Jackson. The board recently approved a substantial capital investment of technology for an online nursing program. “I just applaud the effort of looking at alternatives to…
78 …cultivate institutional responsiveness, innovation, and boldness, as well as facilitate collaboration between board chair and president. 10:00 am – 11:00 am Team Meeting #2: Identifying Risks and Expectations with Your…
79 …famously turned to U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Marshall, pleading: Sir, you may destroy this little institution; it is weak, it is in your hands! I know it is…
80 …300 African Americans were brutally murdered, Meiklejohn asked, “Which shall it be—an Anglo-Saxon aristocracy…or a Democracy?” Later in the speech, he unequivocally asserted, “I cast my Anglo-Saxon vote for Pure…
