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Career Paths: Next in Line? The Succession Planning Debate

In a recent roundtable of college and university presidents, participants suggested that current institutional leaders must make concerted efforts to better prepare future leaders to take the helm.1 The concept of succession training has been a part of corporate America for years. Yet, in higher education, the practice of selecting one's successor is almost unheard of. . . .

1. Eckel, P., & Couturier, L. (2006). Toward higher ground: Reclaiming public confidence in a competitive environment. Washington, DC: American Council on Education.

Excerpted from the fall 2006 issue of The Presidency. To subscribe to the magazine, please call (301) 632-6757, or order online through ACE’s bookstore.

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