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Turnaround at a tiny college
The Chronicle of Higher Education has an interesting story about a turnaround at a tiny Appalachian…
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Introverts can be good leaders
A recent item by Adam S. McHugh in The Christian Century caught my eye: “Can Introverts…
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Staying on message when the news is bad
The Nonprofit Quarterly has just published an excellent article about dealing with bad news. In the…
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Edupunks rock!
The other day, my colleague Rebekah Burch Basinger taught me a new word: edupunk. Ever since,…
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Back from the brink of disaster
The Autumn 2009 issue of In Trustmagazine includes two articles about schools coming back from the…
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Gay advocacy = academic freedom?
There are plenty of theological school faculty who embrace controversy, but most administrators and boards that…
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Hidden talents
Sometimes the resources you need are right under your nose. Consider this case: Doris Bailey recently…
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Board diversity: who, what, why, and how?
During the next meeting of your board, take a long look around the table. Who’s there?…
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