Over the past two years the #MeToo movement has revealed longstanding and widespread mistreatment of many women in the workplace. Nichols College President Susan West Engelkemeyer says teaching leadership skills to a new generation of male and female students may offer the best hope for a workplace makeover sooner than later.

"The big mistake many organizations make is that they ask their broker for policy coverage and assume that the broker and carrier will know immediately what their exposure is based on generic information. It's incumbent upon the education organization to work closely with their carrier and broker to make sure they understand their business model […]

Scandals attached to high-level university hires—provosts, deans, coaches, athletic directors or even presidents—have the potential to enmesh a university in legal, financial and reputational troubles. Reacting to a scandal costs time and money in the immediate aftermath and potentially in the years to come. Given the costs associated with finding, wooing and securing high-level hires—and […]

In recent years, there has been a tragic uptick in sports-related injuries and deaths. In this landscape, it's critically important for universities to review their programs, safety precautions and priorities to help reduce risk and protect student-athletes.