A follow up to my post from a couple of days ago. It's nice to know that sometimes these stories have the potential for happy endings.
- UVa Digital Archive of Materials Relating to the Resignation of Theresa Sullivan
- University of Virginia Board Reinstates President
- University of Virginia Reinstates President After Outcry
- The Right Way to Lead Higher Education Through the Digital Age
- U-Va.: The ouster of Teresa Sullivan
- Disruptive Innovation: Rhetoric or Reality?
- Episode 89 — Strategic Humanism at UVA
- University of Virginia Reinstates President, But Colleges Face More Drama Ahead
- U.Va. Board Reinstates Sullivan
- Rebuilding Mr. Jefferson's University
- Governing Board Structure and the University of Virginia's Fiasco
- The UVa Case: Lesson 2
- What Does It Mean to Be Collegial? What Constitutes Civility? And How Do We Promote These Things?
- The Corporate University: Recent Developments
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