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On Doing the Right Thing: ASHE Presidential Address

Abstract: A disturbing array of symptoms in higher education suggests that we are not acting on our values. Some underlying causes of such symptoms may be rampant competition, blaming people rather than fixing organizations, and inappropriate reward systems. Shifting our attention to serving others, respecting individuals, and liberating the energies of our faculty and staff members could give us a leadership position for positive change.