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Next year’s Presidents
Institute, to be held January 4-7, 2004 at the Hotel del Coronado
in San Diego (CA), will focus on “Successful Institutions in a Changing
World.”
Plenary speakers at the conference include:
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William Damon, director, Stanford
Center on Adolescence and professor of education, Stanford University,
author of New Era in Character Education, and co-author
of Good Work: Where Excellence and Ethics Meet, discusses
the dilemma of balancing the pursuit of excellence and ethical
conduct. Damon and his colleagues are now extending the research
reported on in Good Work to higher education, and the results
will be the focus of his keynote address.
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Herbert
Allison, president and CEO of TIAA-CREF, will speak on
changes in the financial and economic climate and effects on private
colleges and universities.
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Diana
Oblinger, executive director of higher education, Microsoft
Corporation, will focus on changes in colleges enabled by rapidly
evolving IT infrastructures.
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A
panel of presidents will discuss the president’s role in public
discourse.
In addition to the Institute, the New Presidents Workshop will be
held January 3-4, 2004, a four-hour, post-Institute workshop on “Beyond
Enrollment and Fundraising: Revenue Generation in a Changing World”
will be held on Wednesday, January 7, and a series of sessions on
the work of presidential spouses will be offered.
Independent
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Last updated: March 2003
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