Tenure no more
How one school eliminated faculty tenure
Issue
Spring 2012
11 Articles
Feature Articles
Articles
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Tenure no more
How one school eliminated faculty tenure
Winebrenner Theological Seminary’s board eliminated tenure in 1998. What led to their decision? And how has the Winebrenner community adjusted to the change?
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The road best traveled
Mapping the board's journey toward shared governance
To be successful, shared governance requires commitment, patience, and a genuine openness to change.
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A clearer view
A provost envisions a new way to navigate shared governance
The provost of Messiah College shares a color-coded governance diagram and explains how to get a new program approved by all the school’s governance entities.
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The delicate dance of recruitment
Finding new members is one of the board's most crucial responsibilities
A primer on choosing new board members.
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Having the right people, and enough of them
In Trust president Christa R. Klein says having the right people – and enough of them – helps an institution achieve its goals.
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Nothing is lost in God’s love
Careful planning may be derailed by unexpected events, but it’s still valuable, says contributing editor Melinda R. Heppe.
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Basic financial vocabulary for board members
A glossary compiled and edited by In Trust’s Governance Mentors.
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