ACTA in the NewsGovernance
UM board determined to restore order to campus
The American college campus can return to sanity. It won’t be easy, but Ann Arbor is showing how this can happen.
ACTA’s Armand Alacbay sits down with John W. Altman — distinguished entrepreneur, business leader, educator, and veteran trustee at several colleges and universities — to explore the distinct strengths that trustees should bring to any institutional governing board. Having recently stepped up as ACTA’s board chairman, Dr. Altman brings a lifetime of experience and insight into helping higher education institutions stay on course and fulfill their mission.
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A bipartisan call to action for trustees
Higher education has taken a beating lately. The industry has been roiled by seemingly endless crises on topics ranging from affordibility and student debt to free speech and antisemitism. It is hardly surprising that public confidence in higher education has plummeted, as over two-thirds of Americans now believe it is headed in the wrong direction.
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