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Articles in April, 2008 issue of University Business

• Where have all the engineers gone?
• Calendar
• Play ball: stepping up to the pro sports plate: preparing students for careers in professional sports
  by James Martin
• Departing over daffodils?
  by Ann McClure
• National Polytechnic College of Science Technology Center, National University
  by Melissa Ezarik
• It's 2008: is your 911 website ready? Eight tips for designing an institution's crisis web template
  by Karine Joly
• New ACE president an experienced leader
• Free ride to college? Bearing the brunt of changing expectations on who should pay for college
  by Richard Ekman
• Money issues capture attention: concerns with the president's budget and the endowment probe
  by Alan Dessoff
• Getting a star for Sustainability
  by Michele Herrmann
• The University Against Itself: The NYU Strike and the Future of the Academic Workplace
  by Tim Goral
• Lecture capture: a fresh look: although less than 10 years old, lecture capture technology has come a long way
  by Ann McClure
• Joining together, Catholics can compete: a proposal for merging five Philadelphia-area institutions
  by Thomas C. Celli
• Data point
• Putting refunds into student hands quickly and safely: with Higher One, Manatee Community College streamlined student refunds and ended problems with lost checks
• Teaching reading, writing, and financial literacy
• Airing on the side of creation
• Scanning without standing by
• iPhones the latest to join mobile learning mix
• Talk the walk: it's not enough for campus leaders to know where a building project stands. Today, everyone must be in the loop
  by Julie Sturgeon
• The study abroad provider picture: a college president's outlook on why these providers shouldn't be painted with the same brush
  by L. Jay Lemons
• Florida's Flagler College is leading the way to a cashless future: Richard Jacobs is director of student accounts at Flagler College in St. Augustine, Fla., which uses several of Higher One's payment management solutions. As a member of the Higher One Pro
• Corrections
• Sights and sounds of Thunder
• Welcome to Streamlined
  by Dean Hatton
• Study: co-ed HBCUs not meeting Title IX
• Ready, set, respond: the Virginia Tech tragedy prompted college and university leaders to plan in new ways for responding when the unexpected happens. A year later, how much progress has been made in bridging crisis communication gaps?
  by Michele Herrmann
• What families think: campus safety and violence: take a more comprehensive perspective in informing families about your college's environment, programs, and policies
  by Howard Greene
• The culture of communication
  by Tim Goral
• Small steps to safety: from reallocating existing resources to investing in relatively low-cost products, higher ed leaders are at the same time managing risk and enhancing the health and safety of all who navigate campus
  by Marcia Layton Turner
• Reinventing enrollment leadership: creative thinking for challenging times
• With power comes security
  by Michele Herrmann