…findings of an AGB survey of public college- and university-affiliated foundation board chairs and chief executive officers, Foundations for the Future presents a comprehensive overview of the new realities of…
The business model of many U.S. higher education institutions is under serious stress from changing demographics, heightened consumer demands, flagging public confidence, and new competitors for educational credentials. Many institutions…
…Also included are questions intended to promote reflection by individual boards and board members on their roles and responsibilities. (This new publication updates and expands on the basic guidance provided…
…questions intended to promote reflection by individual boards and board members on their roles and responsibilities. (This new publication updates and revises the basic guidance provided in Effective Foundation Boards.)…
Public systems are uniquely positioned to lead transformative change in higher education, both in terms of how public institutions are structured and how academic programs and instruction are delivered. Given…
Public university and college foundations play a critical role in helping public institutions achieve their missions and make college more affordable, accessible, and attainable. In challenging economic times, public foundations…
The governance committee, also known as the committee on trustees, committee on trusteeship, or committee on directors, is arguably the most important committee that a board of trustees can empower….
The governance committee—also known as the committee on trustees, committee on trusteeship, or committee on directors—is arguably the most important committee that a board of trustees can empower.
Higher education governing boards, faculties, and administrative leaders must better align their efforts and goals so they can respond in a timely way to the rapid changes in the sector—particularly…
Governing board members need a firm grasp of the environmental factors shaping enrollment strategies and goals since these factors serve as constraints on any institution’s ability to meet enrollment and…
