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Outside of the liberalarts, programs in risk include business, journalism/communication, education, nursing, and family & consumer sciences. Institutional Closings The majority of school closings are for-profit institutions, but nonprofits, rural colleges, and small liberalarts colleges are most at risk for closure.
Outside of the liberalarts, programs in risk include business, journalism/communication, education, nursing, and family & consumer sciences. Institutional Closings The majority of school closings are for-profit institutions, but nonprofits, rural colleges, and small liberalarts colleges are most at risk for closure.
To help reduce costs, a significant role of boards and administrators includes identifying what programs are no longer by realizing if they align with local industries, for example. Also, don’t fully disregard liberalartseducation since students still need a well-rounded education.
2 January · Episode 188 AGB Board of Directors Statement: A Conversation with the EVP 38 Min · By Dr. Drumm McNaughton A conversation with Mary Papazian about the recent AGB Board of Directors Statement and the pivotal state of higher educationboard governance. 00:36:03] Drumm: Really?
Now, that’s not all that abnormal for college boards to have people from the business world, religious institutions, or other things, sit on the board, and that often can be very healthy for an institution, but in this case, each one of these appointees are in facthighly ideological, highly political individuals.
In the liberalarts sector, colleges like Beloit College were recognized for innovative approaches to demonstrating the value of their education. The importance of students, especially from liberalarts backgrounds, being able to translate their education into skills appealing to employers was emphasized.
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