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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Through its teaching, research and engagement, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill serves as an educational and economic beacon for the people of North Carolina and beyond. Carolina is proud of its legacy of excellence and public service and its capacity to help build a just, safe, more prosperous, and sustainable world.
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AAUP is a nonprofit membership association of faculty and other academic professionals. The mission of AAUP is to advance academic freedom and shared governance; to define fundamental professional values and standards; and to promote the economic security of faculty, academic professionals and those engaged in teaching and research.
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The tenure of college and university presidents is shortening, and we are seeing more interim presidents as a result. Deans can be especially helpful in these periods of transition. An interim period can be a time of uncertainty and deans can provide confidence and continuity. Robert A. Scott details how deans can help guide institutions to a new period of stability.
Research reveals that 27 billion dollars is wasted annually in higher education because of the cultural disruption and turnover caused by workplace bullying. No institution can afford to harbor a bully, no matter how talented that person may be. October is National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month, our annual opportunity to examine the problem of workplace bullying.
The month of October is replete with mental health education and depression awareness. Eileen Hoenigman Meyer shares how our campus communities can foster connections, how we can help freshmen and sophomores on campus, and strategies for navigating these emotionally challenging times.
