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President turnover is a major problem for higher ed leadership, with the average tenure of leaders serving in this capacity at one institution declining sharply from 10 years to a shocking 3.7 In Ohio, a very anti-DEI bill was introduced that would restrict what higher education could do on diversity issues. Brit, welcome to the show.
However, in this episode of the Weekly Wisdom Series , we spoke with President Casey Sacks , who began working at West Virginia’s BridgeValley Community and Technical College after serving two years as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Community Colleges at the U.S. Department of Education.
Investigative Insights: A Deep Dive into the Crisis In preparing this report, over 65 interviews were conducted with various stakeholders, including faculty, students, alumni, and former universitypresidents. These changes speak to the human cost of political interference, affecting the very heart of educational institutions.
If we’re talking about earning a degree as a metric of success, it’s not an insurance policy where you’re definitely going to find a good job. However, there’s still no guarantee that they are definitely going to land themselves a good job by age 30. What are three takeaways that universitypresidents and boards need to do?
Matt Frank 02:25 By accident, definitely. First off, let’s start with a few definitions. The instant gratification portion of it is definitely there. For Millennials, Gen Z, and the generation after that Alphas, it will become an increasing part of their education experience. Maybe the Secretary of Education?
But what other acronyms, definitions and understanding of the landscape do we need to get straight before we dive in here? Because the Department of Education in the Obama administration, they came up with an exception to that incentive compensation ban from '92. CH: I'm happy to do that. I always find it easiest if we do.
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The importance of academic integrity as a cornerstone of higher education. Leadership in Challenging Times: Insights on effective leadership for current and future universitypresidents. The significance of visionary and empathetic leadership in higher education. 00:26:04] Drumm McNaughton: Yeah, it definitely is.
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March 25, 2025 · Episode 252 Washington Update: Dismantling the Department of Education and Redefining Oversight for Higher Ed 39 Min · By The Change Leader, Inc. The Department of Education is being dismantled. The Department of Education is being systematically dismantled, reshaped, and redistributed.
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