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    Leadership

    Priceless Gift Exchanges between Faculty and Students 

    Maryellen Weimer, PhD, 2 years ago 0 4 min read  
    Teachers and students can give each other priceless gifts. “Professor Jones changed my life!” The comment is usually followed by the story of a teacher in love with content, students, and learning. How many times have I told the story of my advisor who was the first person to suggest...
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    Leadership, Mission and Philosophy

    Can Innovation Be Taught? 

    Jeffrey L. Buller, PhD, 2 years ago 0 4 min read  
    As budgets tighten at colleges and universities, academic leaders are repeatedly urged to be more entrepreneurial in their approaches. “It’s time to think outside the box,” we’re told. “Be creative. Be daring. Be innovative.” But what do you do if you’re not a naturally innovative person? Or how can you...
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    Leadership

    Leading a Diversity Culture Shift: The Pivotal Role of Academic Leadership 

    Edna B. Chun, DM and Alvin Evans, 2 years ago 0 7 min read  
    On college campuses around the nation, students have exerted pressure for progress to be made on diversity and social change. Student demonstrations that began in 2014 and 2015 have taken place in an increasingly hostile national climate and in the face of intervention by conservative legislators in the governance of...
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    Recruitment, Retention

    Exodus or Migration? Faculty Are Leaving 

    Tywana Chenault Hemby, 2 years ago 0 6 min read  
    Higher ed is losing faculty. Some believe nontenured faculty are leaving, while others insist that tenured faculty are leaving too. Who’s right? Who’s wrong? It depends on whom you ask. According to an October 2020 Chronicle of Higher Education survey of 1,122 US college and university faculty, more than two-thirds of...
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    Faculty Development

    Chaos and Confusion: Reducing Instructional Uncertainty in Times of Crisis 

    Michael G. Strawser and Melissa Looney, 2 years ago 0 6 min read  
    “There may be times when what is most needed is, not so much a new discovery or a new idea as a difference ‘slant.’”—Owen Barfield Educators live in a constant state of disrupted comfort. Classrooms, students, curriculum, assessment, and strategies change daily. In 2020, our foundation was shaken to the...
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    Recruitment, Retention

    Throw the BUMs out: Higher Education Acronyms Impede Communication 

    Richard L. Riccardi, ScD, 2 years ago 0 6 min read  
    Like a light bulb drawn atop a cartoon character’s head, the bright light that came from the dean of students’ office radiated the brilliance of his idea. Survey data had indicated an issue with first-year students connecting with their advisors, and he firmly believed that it was contributing to the...
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    Faculty Development

    The Role of Academic Leaders as Instructional Supervisors 

    Alan Sebel, 2 years ago 0 5 min read  
    When presenting at conferences, I often start by saying I have been in a classroom for 65 years. Of course, that includes my own time as a student starting at age five. Although I have not been a “student” in the formal sense for many years, I continue to learn...
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    Administration

    Seven Strategies for Embracing the Emotional Labor of Teaching 

    Ashley Harvey, PhD, LMFT, 2 years ago 0 9 min read  
    While attending a student success workshop a few years ago and gaining strategies to connect with students, I thought, “What about how hard I work just to be friendly and kind?” Although the workshop was beneficial, it seemed like a foundational portion of my labor was invisible. What about the...
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    Program Development

    Myths and Beliefs That Limit Effectiveness of Higher Education 

    Henry W. Smorynski, PhD, 2 years ago 0 7 min read  
    In an era promoting the science of learning, it is difficult to accept the continuation of myths and beliefs that undermine both student learning and academic institutions’ effective performance. Nevertheless, it is part of the human condition that groups and organizations, as well as societies, create myths that support a...
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    Risk Management

    Compliance in Higher Education: Six Considerations 

    Reid J. Schar and Sarah F. Weiss, 2 years ago 0 7 min read  
    This article first appeared in Academic Leader on February 1, 2019. © Magna Publications. All rights reserved. In the past year, compliance issues plaguing higher education touched on nearly every area of academic and social life—public space and free speech, harassment and sexual assault, academic integrity, and athletics. Universities and colleges face...
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