Press and Publications
Backlash begins against Univ. Of Arizona acquisition of Ashford University, Inside HigherEd, Aug. 4, 2020
For inbound college students — and universities — fall semester presents new choices and dilemmas, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 11, 2020
Getting Down to Business in Difficult Days [opinion], Inside Higher Ed, April 3, 2020
Colleges move to refund student fees, but can their budgets take the hit?, Education Dive, March 31, 2020
Colleges stand to lose millions because of the coronavirus, Philadelphia Inquirer, March 13, 2020
Coronavirus Closures Pose Refund Quandary, Inside Higher Ed, March 13, 2020
Five Economic Effects The Coronavirus Pandemic Is Going To Have On American Colleges, Forbes, March 13, 2020
Fight Unfolds Over Frank Lloyd Wright’s Educational Legacy, Inside Higher Ed, March 11, 2020
Are You Ready for a Recession? Bull markets do eventually end, Chronicle of Higher Education (premium), March 1, 2020
A Creative Legacy: Liberal Arts Colleges Build on Their Innovative Foundations, Liberal Education, journal of Assoc. of American Colleges & Universities, Winter 2019
College Admissions Officers Can Now Recruit Prospective Students More Aggressively, NPR “All Things Considered,” Oct. 3, 2019
Four Presidents Out, Without Notice or Explanation, Inside Higher Ed, June 24, 2019
Change Still Tricky As Sentencing In Varsity Blues Scandal Begins, WGBH News “On Campus,” June 12, 2019
Our college sports system is broken. Do we have the guts to fix it?, Boston Globe Magazine, May 15, 2019
As Small Private Colleges Keep Closing, Some Are Fighting Back, WGBH News “On Campus,” April 15, 2019
5 new and noteworthy books for higher ed leaders, University Business, March 28, 2019
Shared Governance Builds Stronger Colleges:New book also examines new wrinkles in enrollment, academics and student life, University Business, April 13, 2018
Boston is the nation’s college capital. Here’s how to keep it that way, Boston Globe, April 3, 2018
How a seemingly basic technology is driving the university of the future, eCampus News, Dec. 15, 2017
#DareToGoDigital: How two colleges embraced digital solutions to create a well-wired campus, Business Officer (NACUBO), Dec. 2017
Are state higher ed officials moving toward mergers? Education Dive, Oct. 19, 2017
Money Matters: Virginia CFO Awards
Pushing Public Higher Ed Boundaries, Inside Higher Ed, May 4, 2017
Suffolk Symptomatic Of University Boards Gone Bad
How New York’s Free College Plan Could Disrupt Higher Ed Market
Is Harvard Showing Bias Against Asian-Americans?
Emory & Henry Invests in Cutting-Edge Technology
The Case for Higher Ed in a Job-Focused World
Lyon Hires Nontraditional President
Publications
How a Seemingly Basic Technology is Driving the University of the Future
by Rick Gaumer
Dare to Go Digital
by Rick Gaumer
To MOOC or Not To MOOC
by W. Joseph King and Michael Nanfito
College Completion: What If the Focus Was On the Student?
By Brian C. Mitchell
The New Rules of Engagement
By Brian C. Mitchell
Mending Fences
By Brian C. Mitchell
Calling the Question: Collaboration as Systemic Change
By Brian C. Mitchell and W. Joseph King
The Advantages of Using an Outside Developer for Capital Projects
by Brian C. Mitchell
A Potential Academic Future
by W. Joseph King and Michael Nanfito
Institutional Introspection
by Brian C. Mitchell
Pending publication:
Technology – The Great Enabler that Helps Meet Strategic Goals
by Rick Gaumer in Business Officer Magazine
Coming December 7
Cutting-edge Technology Delivers on University’s Vision for the Future of Learning
by Rick Gaumer in eCampusNews
Coming December 15
