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Excellence Without a Soul: How a Great University Forgot Education

Lewis's book, Excellence Without a Soul: How a Great University Forgot Education, released by Public Affairs Books in 2006 is an account of how America's great universities have abandoned their educational missions. Lewis draws on his experiences as a professor and dean at Harvard University for more than thirty years to illustrate this notion. While Lewis writes about his own personal observations at Harvard, his evaluations of failures and hot button issues is applicable to many other public and private institutions of higher education. One can easily empathize with the struggles outlined in the pages of this book as they are occurring around the country.