This new SCUP book will be published at SCUP–48 in San Diego, July 27–31. Several of the authors will be available for discussion at 4:15 pm on Sunday, July 28.
Transforming in an Age of Disruptive Change
by Donald Norris, Robert Brodnick, Paul Lefrere, Joseph Gilmour, Linda Baer, Anne Hill Duin, and Stephen Norris
We begin with a simple thesis: American Higher Education is facing an Age of Disruptive Change – as are all other industries. Higher education needs to realign its programs and experiences to the needs and changing value propositions expected by learners, their families, employers, public policy makers, and other stakeholders in these new conditions. In this context, there are six major challenges facing higher education at this time.
Via Society for College and University Planning (SCUP)
Your new post is loading...
Table of Contents
Introduction
Part I: Snapshots from the 2020 Future
Part II: Revisiting 1995, then Zooming to the 2013 Present
Revisiting What the Future Looked Like in 1995
Tracking Other Voices from 1995 to the Present
2013 is Our New Vantage Point for the Future
Watering the Green Shoots of Change
Part III: Starting in 2013, Getting it Done
Reinventing Strategies, Business Models, and Emerging Practices
Getting Started and Getting It Done
Create a Sense of Urgency, Build a Winning Coalition
Practice Planning From the Future Backward
Combine Strategy, Organizational Development, Innovation, Analytics, and Performance
Measurement, Analytics, and Performance Excellence
Deploy the Power of “Radical Incrementalism”
Achieve New Levels of Collaboration, Sharing, and Partnership
Execute Strategies to Engage the Disruptive Future
Develop a Performance Excellence Culture
Part IV: Vignettes from the 2020 Future, Stories from the Frontline of Transformation
Appendix: Addressing the Challenges Facing American Higher Education
References
Author Biographies
“New circumstances call for the new words, new phrases….and for the transfer of old words to new objects.” -Thomas Jefferson, 1813