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An Inside Higher Ed webcast Tuesday, February 6 2 p.m. Eastern Making the Tough Decisions: Critical Business and Enrollment Strategies An Inside Higher Ed webcast Tuesday, February 6 2 p.m. Eastern

Presenters Scott Jaschik, editor, Inside Higher Ed, scott.jaschik@insidehighered.com Doug Lederman, editor, Inside Higher Ed, doug.lederman@insidehighered.com

When Institutions Don’t Make Tough Decisions Southern Illinois U jobs for chancellor’s daughter and son-in-law Unexpected enrollment at Irvine Michigan State scandal

When Institutions Try (and Fail) to Make Tough Decisions Sweet Briar’s death and rebirth Alabama-Birmingham football’s death and rebirth

Tough Decision: To Merge Wheelock-BU Shimer-North Central

Tough Decision: Not Selling Business School Name

Tough Decision: Keeping Net Tuition Stable for Each Class (And contrast with tuition “resets”)

Tough Decisions: Making Enrollment Rebound at Regional Publics SUNY Fredonia Lake Superior State

Tough Decisions: Facing the Competition by Changing Strategy

Tough Decision: Getting Smaller Saint Michael’s College Trinity College

Tough Decision: Giving Up Application Fee Funds Why colleges are doing it How colleges are doing it The payoff (beyond money)

Tough Decision: Closing a Law School

Tough Decision: Going Big Without a Lengthy ‘Quiet Phase’

Tough Decision: Involve the Faculty by Sharing Budget Info --iStock

Tough Decision: Balancing Mission and Money

Tough Decision: Facing History During Your Honeymoon

The Quandary of Shared Governance College leaders regularly complain that they are prevented from making tough decisions because various constituents will object. Faculty members, alumni, students and political leaders regularly reject bold changes because they were never consulted.

Qualities Behind Success A well defined question/problem Genuine communication with faculty members and others Realistic goals and timetables Leaders who accept not everyone will agree Alignment with mission

Q&A Your questions Suggestions for future coverage

With Thanks …