General Education
The Role of the Trustee in Ensuring Student Success
ACTA vice president of policy Michael Poliakoff's remarks at the 2011 Indiana Trustees Academy panel discussion.
ACTA president Anne D. Neal’s presentation before trustees of Indiana’s public universities on how trustees must find ways to use resources more effectively.
Your article on the vertiginous increase of salaries for university presidents ("Most College Presidents' Pay Climbing," U.S. News, Nov. 17) repeats the old refrain of college officials that generous compensation packages are necessary to attract and retain qualified leaders. This argument rests ...
Much like the health care industry, information about the actual costs of higher education is woefully inadequate, says Stuart Butler, a senior fellow in economic studies at The Brookings Institution. After centuries of little change, the basic “sage on a stage” business model of higher educatio...
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