The Challenger disaster underscores the importance of getting outside your own limited experience.
Kenneth Garren
Kenneth Garren is the former president of the University of Lynchburg
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Former University of Lynchburg president: Why we should encourage honest criticism
Sometimes criticism is valid and we ought to listen to it.
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Retired college presidents: George Washington’s book on civility inspired a Virginia college president to write his own
During his presidency at Shenandoah, Jim Davis became intrigued by “The Rules of Civility and Decent Behavior in Company and Conversation,” a book George Washington, our nation’s first president, wrote when he was 14 years old. Davis saw the need to update Washington’s language with modern applications.
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Attracting and retaining outstanding teachers: A quiet crisis for students
Five retired university presidents call attention to the need to develop more teachers.
