The article emphasizes the enduring relevance of Father Theodore Hesburgh's leadership principles in higher education amidst contemporary political challenges. Recent data from a Yale summit highlights a shift in college president attitudes, as they resist being scapegoated for political agendas. Facing pressures from both ends of the political spectrum, including attacks on admission policies and freedom of expression, these leaders are collaboratively developing strong responses to defend their institutions and uphold educational integrity, showcasing a newfound confidence and commitment to their values.
Our fresh polling data from approximately 100 college and university presidents in attendance at the Yale Higher Education Leadership Summit reveals that higher education leaders are no longer cowering as their schools are wrongly exploited as scapegoats for political grandstanding.
Higher ed leaders are developing shared plans to correct critics with renewed confidence and clarity, exemplifying resilience against political assaults on educational integrity.
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