Now in the Chronicle of Higher Education “You never let a serious crisis go to waste,” said Rahm Emanuel in 2008, reacting to the financial downturn in his role as chief of staff for Barack Obama. “It’s an opportunity to do things you think you could not do before.” That perspective — which Emanuel has reprised in […]
The pandemic has deepened the divide between the faculty and administration on most campuses, but if ever there were a time to give one another the benefit of the doubt, it is now.
Partnerships are available all across campus that can help us be better educators and more thoughtful and well-informed campus citizens.
That busyness and overwork have become status symbols is probably not a surprise, write Carolyn Dever and George Justice, but what interests do they serve?
October 17, 2019: Inside Higher Ed publishes the latest installment of Beyond the Dark Side . When should top administrators claim responsibility for the good things that happen on campuses? When should they be blamed for things going wrong? George Justice and Carolyn Dever explore the issues. Click here to read the article
September 19, 2019: Inside Higher Ed publishes the latest installment of Beyond the Dark Side . George Justice and Carolyn Dever enumerate how institutional-level service can strongly benefit not only the college or university but also the lives of faculty members. Click here to read the article
August 14, 2019. Inside Higher Ed publishes the next installment of Beyond the Dark Side .
July 11, 2019. Inside Higher Ed publishes the second of a projected monthly column, Beyond the Dark Side .
May 16, 2019. Inside Higher Ed publishes the first of a projected monthly column, Beyond the Dark Side .
Just published from Johns Hopkins University Press! How to Be a Dean by George Justice How to Be a Dean is the perfect how-to guide to the deanship, aimed to current deans, faculty members thinking about academic administration, and general readers who want to understand how contemporary institutions of higher education are led and managed. Read […]
