321 …the governor. While the chancellor’s term of office lasts one year into a new governor’s term, it is always possible that a new governor will want a change in leadership…
322 …between the two principles as new situations arise and new judicial opinions are issued. That is particularly true today with sweeping investigative demands from governments and private litigants for faculty…
323 …new audiences using new virtual meeting and event technologies but wondered how they might sustain this new engagement and personalize these experiences moving forward. And for those institutions with large…
324 …their leaders—ready for the diversity that new generations of students will represent? Which types of institutions are best prepared to educate those students and what can they teach others? And…
325 …what we learned about religion’s new visibility, define the new reality of “pluriform” American religion, differentiate among three kinds of religion on campus (historic, public, and personal), and point out…
326 …are supposed to protect.” A New Report Shows Power Gap Among Top Earners at Elite Research Universities The Eos Foundation, a private philanthropic organization, released The Power Gap Among Top…
327 …change requiring prior approval. Establish expedited processes for ED to employ in considering the recognition of new accreditors. Questions to Consider How do these new regulations impact your institution? In…
328 …rare case in which a new mission is in order, this remains the board’s first question once that new mission has been established. Does the proposed action support success for…
329 On November 16, the U.S. Department of Education issued a notice of proposed rulemaking regarding a new set of Title IX regulations with the purpose of reforming how colleges and…
330 …Lives Matter movement became part of the new and compelling narrative, requiring a reset of priorities and resources of time and money. In this new, uncertain, and unprecedented environment presidents…
