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Innovation in Higher Education
Innovation in Higher Education : Can Colleges Really Change? Dustin Swanger, June, 2016 Table of Contents Table of Contents 2 Introduction 3 Changing Climate of Higher Education 4 The Business of Higher Education 13 Defining Innovation 17 Challenges to Innovation in Higher Education 24 innovative Colleges and Universities 35 Innovating Existing Colleges: Recommendations 45 Conclusion 53 References 53"2 Introduction Higher Education faces many more challenges today than ever before in its history. Colleges and universities are challenged to serve a variety of students, from those who are academically gifted to those who are under-prepared for college-level work. They are challenged by the shrinking pool of traditional college-aged students in the United States. They are challenged by the political pressures regarding the cost of attending college and the growing student debt upon leaving college. These challenges are hitting Higher Education from many fronts.
innovative solutions to reduce costs, shift revenues and deliver effective programs using new models and technologies.”7 Regulations Higher education is experiencing a crushing growth in regulations. In 2014, the Task Force on Federal Regulations of Higher Education issued its report regarding a growing
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