Topic: Governance
Congress 2016 Day 2: Governance controversies and reconciliation in the university
It was another interesting day here at the Congress of the Social Sciences and Humanities at the University of Calgary. Two sessions […]
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Questioning the quality of the quality assurance process in Ontario’s Universities
The case of the Toronto School of Theology raises serious questions about the misuse of quality assurance processes in the province.
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Defending collegial governance at Brock University
The successful campaign against admin overreach at Brock University carries lessons for faculty everywhere.
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Faculty awaken to the university governance crisis in BC
The resignation of Arvind Gupta reveals worrying trends and damaging ideas about Canadian university governance.
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Lessons from the eye of the storm: Chakmagate and Western University
The controversy around presidential pay at Western proved to be a flashpoint for taking back control.
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Obscuring transparency and silencing dissent
An account of attacks on openness and deliberation by someone at the centre of the governance controversy.
READ MOREEditor Matters: Whose University is it anyway?
The past few years have seen university governance jump from relative obscurity and into the headlines. How universities are run is suddenly […]
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Doing the PPP: a skeptical perspective
Program prioritization—all the rage at Canadian campuses—may be more trouble than it is worth.
READ MOREUniversity Governance: Reflections from the Future U Conference
Last week, I spoke on a panel on university governance at a conference titled Future U: Creating the Universities We Want, organized […]
READ MOREInto the program prioritization debate
Last week, we published an article by Leo Groarke and Beverley Hamilton on program prioritization. For the uninitiated, program prioritization is a […]
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