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What does it take to be a good leader? Robert A. Scott, President
Emeritus of Adelphi University, shares his top tips for effective higher education leadership. These nuggets are gleaned from his 30 years as a college president and drawn from experiences both before and after serving in leadership positions.
In honor of Jewish Heritage Month, we have an opportunity to explore the history of Jewish culture on college campuses. Although many schools across the U.S. have thriving Jewish student centers and organizations today, there wasn't always a welcoming environment for Jewish students. In this interview, Rabbi Sue Laikin Silberberg shares her thoughts and experiences.
Those in entry-level or mid-level leadership positions may wonder what to do to be tapped for upper-level administration in higher education. Dorothy Ige Campbell cautions that it's important to evaluate whether you really want to be an advanced leader, provides an overview of what these positions entail, and shares some tips for moving up.
