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Some strategic plans fail because they are perceived as top-down mandates. Others collapse under the weight of too much input from too many committees. Here’s how to navigate the middle ground.
Emphasizing high-quality education, Kennesaw State University is creating interdisciplinary, innovative, and experiential educational opportunities for its students.
Colleges want students to make healthy choices and avoid risky behaviors. But the potential pitfalls for undergraduates are great: alcohol abuse, excessive partying, and a Greek culture that sometimes promotes dangerous behavior. This collection outlines how leading institutions are making headway. Learn how to help your students be healthier and safer with this Chronicle Idea Lab.
