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ON REGULATORY RISK, VALUE CREATION AND LEADERSHIP
1100 Colleges and the Republic's March to Madness Center for Higher Education Leadership May 7, 2019
FinTech Weekly January 19, 2018
A Post-Regulatory Recipe for Economic Leadership Inside Compliance | Loyola University Chicago School of Law September 19, 2017
California Lawyer March 2003
Lessons from a Board that Lost Its Way Corporate Law: Corporate Governance eJournal, V6, I59 July 18, 2014 Fiduciary duties miscalculated. Epic opportunities forfeited. A corporate governance view of the Penn State Board's performance under the pressure of the Sandusky scandal.
San Francisco Chronicle July 31, 1998 The siren song of semi-pointless competition.
Women, Men & Money A book ahead of its time, whose time has come. It explores the flaws in our culture’s so-called investment wisdom that, to negotiate the 21st century economy, we must evolve beyond. Also: the paradox of investing in yourself and those you love, and the pay-off on talent.
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ON UNIVERSITY REVENUE SPORTS LAW & LEADERSHIP
QB Reminds Higher Ed of Regulatory Truth Inside Compliance | Loyola University Chicago School of Law October 3, 2017
The Cost of a College Touchdown: A Story of Trustee Miscalculation 2014 The Penn State board grapples with risk, conflict, compliance and societal expectation when the Sandusky scandal collides with football.
Unchain Those College Ballplayers Los Angeles Times January 15, 2002 The rush to declare a national holiday because there’s a new million-dollar coach.
University of Houston Law Center, Institute for Higher Education Law and Governance Monograph Series February 2014 A view of the to-pay-or-not-to-pay debate in college revenue sports, through a corporate governance prism.
Last Lesson from Carpetbagging Coach Inside Higher Ed January 10, 2014 The abbreviated tenure of William O’Brien as coach at Penn State.
The Peril in College Sports’ Gilded Age San Francisco Chronicle June 10, 2014 Do university trustees miscalculate the impact of revenue sports on both higher education and the economy?
Sympathy for the Fall Guy: Mark Emmert, Higher Education’s Expendable Man Education Law eJournal August 2014 Perhaps Mark Emmert once thought his job was to police the line between alumni who shake hands with the quarterback and alumni who palm the quarterback a Benjamin. Perhaps he now realizes his job, more and more, is to answer for the growing disconnect—much of which is rooted in economics—between American universities and their missions. |
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