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Making Change in Higher Ed

    Change management is critical for leaders of higher-education institutions to move forward after the pandemic’s disruptions. But how can they bring change to historic organizations, typically rooted in centuries-old traditions?
    An expert panel moderated by Ian Wilhelm, assistant managing editor at The Chronicle, will examine some best practices and give real-world examples of leading change in higher-education institutions, especially for achieving strategic goals such as improved student success and increased enrollment.

    Join the virtual forum “Making Change in Higher Ed” on Wednesday, October 5, at 2 p.m. ET.

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