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Relationship Reconsidered: Catholic Universities and Their Changing Governance Structures

The decline since the 1970s in the number of priests and religious women in religious orders that founded Catholic colleges and universities has led lay faculty and administrators increasingly to become the stewards of Catholic higher education. Nevertheless, founding orders have endeavored to retain control over these institutions by overseeing the appointment of lay trustees and reserving key governance powers to themselves even while ceding ordinary operational matters to lay board oversight.

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