"Instead of asking the question why we need to divest from programs, we should be asking why we need to continue to invest in those programs if they are not central to our mission?"
As universities continue to face unprecedented challenges, increasing numbers of schools are realizing that the fundraising skills and fiscal management acume of lawyers make them uniquely qualified to succeed as campus presidents.
"We do not want any of our students to have an experience that leaves them feeling unsupported or fearful. And, to be honest with the committee, we have heard from other students, faculty and staff in our college that we've failed them as well."
Social distancing is key actions, but arguably the single most important thing colleges can do to protect their students is managing indoor air quality.
To be leaders, we need to be free thinking, intellectual beings with a deep understanding of rational thought and an uncanny ability to decipher between truth and fiction.
A collection of articles from ReportOUT looks at how colleges and universities have adapted to this crisis moment and what will make them successful in the future.
