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    Faculty Development

    I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change 

    Jeffrey L. Buller, PhD, 7 years ago 0 6 min read  
    An amazing metamorphosis sometimes affects academic leaders between the time they interview for the job and the time they begin their position. As candidates for the position, prospective administrators are usually overwhelmed by the quality of the students and faculty. They’re impressed by the curriculum and mission of the institution,...
    Leading academic change
    Strategic Planning

    The Challenge of Leading Change: Some Remedies for Resistance (Part 2) 

    N. Douglas Lees, PhD, 7 years ago 0 3 min read  
    Other examples might be a decline in department majors, using instructional technology, adding research expectations, and initiating graduate programming. In each case, there is either a problem to solve or a new venture to consider. All will bring change and all will likely generate resistors. Again, some will be the...
    Leading academic change
    Strategic Planning

    The Challenge of Leading Change: Some Remedies for Resistance (Part 1) 

    N. Douglas Lees, PhD, 7 years ago 0 4 min read  
    The faculty in our colleges and universities are frequently portrayed as being the focal point of resistance to change within the academy. When one spends many years in the academy, one will realize that resistance to doing things differently is a trait that exists in administrative ranks as well. In...
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