PodcastsGovernance
Jon Hardister: Theory and Practice of Excellent University Governance
ACTA’s chief of staff and SVP, Armand Alacbay, sits down with Jon Hardister, who once chaired North Carolina's House Education Committee.
Speeches & Testimony
Policymakers | Trusteeship
Secretary of Education’s Commission on the Future of Higher Education
March 1, 2007 by Anne D. Neal
ACTA president Anne D. Neal moderates a panel at a conference on the Secretary of Education’s Commission on the Future of Higher Education, organized by ACTA and the Center for Campus Affordability and Productivity, with a keynote address by the Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings. Audio and video of the conference are available upon request.
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