Governance Minute: Presidential Evaluation: Why Invite a Third Party?

February 15, 2012
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Paul Dovre, a former college president and current seminary board chair, explains why third-party evaluation is essential to presidential assessment. Independent, third-party evaluation speaks to the integrity of the process. It brings a sense of objectivity and rigor to the evaluation process.

 


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