Archived Insight | May 26, 2020

University Business Article on Pandemic and Higher Education

In an article from University Business, Segal's Scott Nostaja gives insight on what issues leaders in higher ed may be grappling with as they steer their institutions into a post-pandemic future.

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The University Business article provides a high-level look at how institutions of higher education have grappled with the COVID-19 crisis, including:

  • The priorities of higher ed when the crisis first began unfolding
  • Why decision-makers have found it difficult to pivot to more long-term, strategic planning about the future
  • What these same leaders should be doing now to help secure their institution's future

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