Historically, universities have not worried as much about financial stability. They’ve always have a glut of students. They’re worrying now.
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How often do you walk around campus and attend student events?
If we in finance are not walking around campus, engaging with students, faculty, and staff, we cannot appreciate where to invest and when.
Are you smarter than AI?
Some believe AI is capable of critical and creative thought. I am not convinced, so I used AI in my classroom and business to find out.
2025 Predictions for Higher Ed Finance Priorities
How do recent events in higher education finance shape the priorities of finance departments for the coming year?
Shift the Conversation to ROI
Recently, I have realized the importance of shifting finance conversations away from cost and toward ROI, both tangible and intangible.
Use Your Institution’s Data and Lessons Learned to Tell a Story
Presidents and provosts must share data differently to communicate the financial strategy of the institution with the faculty and staff.
To Tenure or Not To Tenure; That Is the Question
What is the “right mix” of classes taught by adjuncts vs full time instructors (with tenure and without tenure)?
What Tools Do You Need to Examine the Financial Condition of Your Institution?
Presidents and provosts often ask about how to maintain the financial condition and sustainability of their institutions.