Higher Education Systems 3.0
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Jason E. Lane is Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Programs and Planning and Associate Provost for Graduate Education and Research at the State University of New York, Deputy Director of the Rockefeller Institute of Government, and Associate Professor of Educational Policy at the University at Albany, State University of New York. D. Bruce Johnstone is Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus of Higher and Comparative Education at the University at Buffalo, State University of New York, and former Chancellor of the State University of New York. They are the coeditors of Universities and Colleges as Economic Drivers: Measuring Higher Education's Role in Economic Development, also published by SUNY Press.
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Part I. The History and Definition of Systemness
1. Higher Education System 3.0: Adding Value to States and Institutions
Jason E. Lane
2. Systemness: Unpacking the Value of Higher Education Systems
Nancy L. Zimpher
3. The History and Evolution of Higher Education Systems in the United States
Aims C. McGuinness Jr.
Part II. Challenges to System Innovation: Unpacking the Tensions
4. Higher Educational Autonomy and the Apportionment of Authority among State Governments, Public Multi-Campus Systems, and Member Colleges and Universities
D. Bruce Johnstone
5. The Changing Role of Higher Education Systems in Finance
Jane V. Wellman
6. Reorganizing Higher Education Systems: By Drift or Design?
Katharine C. Lyall
7. Board Governance of Public University Systems: Balancing Institutional Independence and System Coordination
C. Judson King
8. Systems, Ecosystems, and Change in State-Level Public Higher Education
Mario Martinez and Brandy Smith
9. Serving Public Purposes: Challenges for Systems in Changing State Context
Aims C. McGuinness Jr.
Part III. Emerging Roles for Systems
10. The Changing Role of Systems in Academic Affairs
Jan M. Ignash
11. Workforce Development at Community Colleges: Can Systems Make a Difference?
David F. Shaffer
12. The Systemness of Internationalization Strategies: How Higher Education Systems Are Aiding Institutions with Globalization
Jason E. Lane
13. Higher Education Systems in an Era of Public Engagement: An Organizational Learning Perspective
David J. Weerts
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