College Leaders Offer Blunt Advice for Campuses Hit by Hard Times
Speakers at a leadership forum sponsored by the TIAA-CREF Institute called on public colleges to become more creative, efficient, and entrepreneurial. "The bigger issue is that most colleges are too concerned with trying to compete for prestige rather than serve their students and their communities," said Cal State's chancellor, Charles B. Reed.
Full text article by Goldie Blumenstyk is available via The Chronicle of Higher Education, 11/5/09.
Labels: community involvement, higher education, leadership, public colleges


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