A graceful exit
For presidents, discernment about when to leave office is one of the most difficult parts of the job.
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New Year 2012
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A graceful exit
For presidents, discernment about when to leave office is one of the most difficult parts of the job.
Seven former presidents reflect on their own experiences in leaving office, offering words of wisdom for current leaders who are thinking of retiring. Plus: tips for the board once the decision’s been made.
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Time out or time wasted?
The benefits of an interim president
The former interim president of The Fund for Theological Education explains how an interim presidency can benefit an institution.
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Three paths converge
With a significant financial gift and a denomination’s backing, a Bible college, a liberal arts university, and a seminary are finding a way forward together.
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Fulfilling our mission with economic sustainability
Seven questions about the future
In Trust’s outgoing board chair says that boards and presidents need to discuss seven significant issues to be prepared for a changing educational landscape.
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Stepping back
After sincere negotiations, two theological schools determine that a partnership isn’t right – at least for now.
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The long haul: After 30 years of ministry, seminarians reconvene and reflect.
The executive director of the Association of Theological Schools reviews The Spirit’s Tether: Eight Lives in Ministry by Malcolm L. Warford.
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A cloud of witnesses
Contributing editor Melinda R. Heppe values the stories that professors, former students, employees, and board members tell.
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Virtuous authority
To govern well, says In Trust president Christa R. Klein, we need to be more than compliant. We need practice in prudence, justice, moderation, and courage.
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