Special issue: The role of faculty in governance

January 29, 2016
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Shared governance is one of the most popular topics that In Trust covers. We’ve addressed it not only in the magazine, but also at In Trust Blog and in webinars. Our Resource Consultants field cases on this topic monthly. But the role of faculty in shared governance remains mysterious to many.

To cast additional light on what shared governance is, we dedicated a special section in the New Year 2016 issue of In Trust magazine to the role of faculty in shared governance. Included in the issue are articles “Faculty on governing boards,” “The role of faculty in shared governance,” and “Who rules the school?” a review of a new book on the faculty’s role in shared governance.

You can read the full issue here

 


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