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Dr. Glynn, the founder and President of the Higher Education Leadership Learning Online Community, has been a faculty member and administrator at a variety of universities for the past thirty years. He most recently served as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Radford and Fort Hays State Universities. Please see http://GrahamGlynn.com for an extensive online portfolio.
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Member Recommended Internet Site: Middle States Commission on Higher Education
Middle States Commission on Higher Education (Click for more information, to comment or share on social media)
Category: Accreditor
– Institutional and program specific accreditorsDescription: The Mid-Atlantic
Region Commission on Higher Education, doing business as the Middle States
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Member Recommended Internet Site: Competency-Based Education Network Design Planner
Competency-Based Education Network Design Planner (Click for more information, to comment, and share on social media)
Creating high-quality competency-based education programs, capable of serving many more students of all backgrounds
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Member Recommended Book – The Contrarian’s Guide to Leadership
The Contrarian’s Guide to Leadership (Click for more information and to purchase from Amazon)
In this offbeat approach to leadership, college president Steven B. Sample-the man who turned the University of Southern California into one of the most respected and highly rated universities in the country-challenges many conventional teachings on the subject.
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Member Resource File Shared: Overload Policy
Overload Policy (Click for more information and to download.)
Policy for allocating, managing approval of, and compensation for faculty course overloads.
Please note: To access this file you must have a free account with the HELLO Community – registration information is provided below.
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Member Recommended Book: The Provost’s Handbook: The Role of the Chief Academic Officer
The Provost’s Handbook: The Role of the Chief Academic Officer (Click for more information and to purchase from Amazon).
In seventeen essays written by some of the most successful chief academic officers in the United States,