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New Thinking on Higher Education: Creating a Context for Change (Forum Series Volume 1),Used
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This collection of essays by topranking higher education leaders and researchers represents the best of strategic thinking about the future of the academy. The Forum for the Future of Higher Education, formerly The Stanford Forum for Higher Education Futures, annually hosts a prestigious, invited conference, the purpose of which is to share and generate ideas that impact the planning and direction of higher education. These innovative ideas are gathered together in this volume.Contents include: Why cant a college be more like a firm?by Gordon Winston, Williams College Thinking seriously about paying for collegeby George R. Goethals, Williams College & Cynthia McPherson Frantz, University of Massachusetts Amherst The market for selective private higher educationby James S. Roberts, Duke University Enabling metaphors of innovation and changeby Michael J. Kelly, Georgetown University A campuswide approach to systems planningby Fred Rogers, Cornell University Measuring, evaluating, and communicating administrative performance in higher educationby Richard N. Katz, EDUCAUSE Benchmarking in higher educationby C. Jackson Grayson, Jr., American Productivity and Quality Center Higher educations information challengeby Marshall Van Alstyne, University of Michigan The unsustainability of traditional librariesby Brian C. Hawkins, EDUCAUSE
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