A tale of two models: rethinking shared governanceRyan Litsey and Jon McNaughtan discuss how the growth of faculty-turned-administrators has complicated the traditional view and execution of shared governanceRyan Litsey, Jon McNaughtanTexas Tech University
Calling all authoritarians: how to shift the power dynamic in your classesUsing the empowerment framework helps build shared purpose, meaning and respect between professors and students, leading to reciprocal growth and learningCatherine Whaley, Jon McNaughtanTexas Tech University
THE podcast: what makes a good higher education leader?A leadership expert and university president discuss how the requirements of the job have changed and what type of leader the current moment calls forJon McNaughtan, Joy Johnson Simon Fraser University
What must leaders consider as they develop permanent remote work policies?Most agree that remote working is here to stay, so developing thoughtful and effective policy will be critical to ensure that students are served and institutions thriveJon McNaughtan, Catherine Whaley, Chelsea WallaceTexas Tech University
Four key strategies for higher education leaders to advance democracyUniversity leaders must use their positions to develop citizens and communities that combat tyranny and facilitate democracy – hard work that is done on and off campusJon McNaughtan, Alexander W. WisemanTexas Tech University
How leaders can seize higher ed’s ‘catalytic moment for change’Those that lead by example, reward innovative faculty and increase campus-wide buy-in will determine the future of higher education, says Jon McNaughtanJon McNaughtanTexas Tech University
Covid proved that HE can change quickly and effectively after allMuch discussion has focused on what to do better, but we should also recognise strengths that had not been seen prior to the crisis, say Jon McNaughtan and Hugo GarcíaJon McNaughtan, Hugo GarcíaTexas Tech University