Newsweek: What's College for Anyway?
President Crow participated in this discussion on the state of higher education.
Intellectual Transformation and Budgetary Savings Through Academic Reorganization
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The Research University as Comprehensive Knowledge Enterprise
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Design Education and Innovation Ecotones
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University Design Forum
In 2005, Arizona State University partnered with Sichuan University in China to host their first joint forum on university design. The goal of this continuing partnership, through ASU’s University Design Institute, is to examine new ways to design educational institutions to address the needs of today’s students.
The Campus of the Future
Michael Crow is overseeing one of the most radical redesigns in higher learning since the modern research university took shape in 19th-century Germany. Since taking over as president of Arizona State University in 2002, he's not only doubled the budget to more than $2 billion a year, hired dozens of world-class researchers and rapidly raised the academic profile of what used to be a mediocre school; he's also transforming the way Phoenix-based ASU sees itself—and helping reinvent the university for the global age.
The Future of the "Sun Corridor"
The Morrison Institute for Public Policy at ASU recently released a comprehensive white paper,
Building an Entrepreneurial University
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Enrollment in Postsecondary Institutions, Fall 2006; Graduation Rates, 2000 and 2003 Cohorts; & Financial Statistics 2006
