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Stanley Stillman
stanley.stillman
@paideiatimes.org
Managing Editor
Peter Meyer
peter.meyer
@paideiatimes.org
Assistant
Managing Editor
Jennifer Wall
Senior Writer
Elizabeth Janice
Contributing Editors
Amy Genito
Skyler Scampoli
Jacquie Merrill
Shaun Rieley
Brittany DiPalma
Patrick Keeffe
Andrew Nason
Sarah Roblez
Copy Editor
Mary Lyn Maiscott
Email Master
Levi Steier
Advisory Board
Jake Dell
William Dennis
Lenore Ealy
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Association of Governing Boards | The AGB Blog
National Association of Scholars
Pope Center | Clarion Call
The Lumina Foundation
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ENDORSEMENTS
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• LISA CHIN, PH.D., TRUSTEE, Bellevue College
… There are so many things to worry about as a board member, and, for the most part, academia is not our profession, so it’s helpful to have the balance of what is relevant in governing academia. An article like the Sweet Briar closure points out the pitfalls that we all need to be wary of. Having these snippets in one place, if they cast a wide-enough net is extremely helpful. The categories help people focus on the area that they need to focus on while being able to scan the others.
• MARK KAHRER, TRUSTEE, St. Peter’s University
I really like this idea. The newsletter is well designed and organized. It has the potential, too, it seems to me, to become a forum for feedback, comment, and ideas…. This is all delightfully wooly-headed and practical at the same time.
• KENNETH BLAISDELL, former Associate Dean VCU School of Business
Great to see this venture—very sophisticated and impressive. Will look forward to hearing more about it.
• LEE HUEBNER, AIRLIE PROFESSOR OF MEDIA AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS, George Washington University
• LISA CHIN, PH.D., TRUSTEE, Bellevue College
… There are so many things to worry about as a board member, and, for the most part, academia is not our profession, so it’s helpful to have the balance of what is relevant in governing academia. An article like the Sweet Briar closure points out the pitfalls that we all need to be wary of. Having these snippets in one place, if they cast a wide-enough net is extremely helpful. The categories help people focus on the area that they need to focus on while being able to scan the others.
• MARK KAHRER, TRUSTEE, St. Peter’s University
I really like this idea. The newsletter is well designed and organized. It has the potential, too, it seems to me, to become a forum for feedback, comment, and ideas…. This is all delightfully wooly-headed and practical at the same time.
• KENNETH BLAISDELL, former Associate Dean VCU School of Business
Great to see this venture—very sophisticated and impressive. Will look forward to hearing more about it.
• LEE HUEBNER, AIRLIE PROFESSOR OF MEDIA AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS, George Washington University
