Magazines (Full Editions)
The New England Journal of Higher Education, Collaboration, Fall 2009
The New England Journal of Higher Education, Education Policy Journalism, Summer 2009
The New England Journal of Higher Education, Trends & Indicators in Higher Education, Spring 2009
The New England Journal of Higher Education, Higher Ed Finance, Winter 2009
The New England Journal of Higher Education, Differentiate or Die/Social Networking, Winter 2008
The New England Journal of Higher Education, $100 Bills/Microfinanciers in Training, Fall 2007
The New England Journal of Higher Education, Learning While Black/Science and Tech, Summer 2007
Connection, Trends & Indicators in Higher Education 2007, Spring 2007
Connection, Will Washington Change Higher Education?, Winter 2007
Connection, World Ready? A New View of the Global Student Marketplace, Fall 2006
Connection, Urban Scholars: A Best Practice in College Readiness, Summer 2006
Connection, Trends & Indicators in Higher Education 2006, Spring 2006
Connection, Ready for College?, Winter 2006
Connection, The Creative Region, Summer 2005
Connection, Trends & Indicators in Higher Education 2005, Spring 2005
Connection, Engines of Growth: How Colleges Animate New England’s Economy, Winter 2005
Connection, Campus Leaders … Moral Leaders … Leaders, Fall 2004
Connection, Emotional Rescue, Summer 2004
Connection, Trends & Indicators in Higher Education 2004, Spring 2004
Connection, Higher Education Priorities: Four Views from Congress, Winter 2004
Connection, Making College Affordable, Fall 2003
Connection, Bright Futures? Human Capital Dilemmas Cloud New England Outlook, Summer 2003
Connection, Trends & Indicators in Higher Education 2003, Spring 2003
Connection, Business and Higher Education: Looking for the Right Fit, Winter 2003
Connection, Annual Directory, Annual 2003
Connection, The New New Englanders, Fall 2002
Connection, New Learning Curves: Issues in Campus Architecture, Summer 2002
Connection, Trends & Indicators in Higher Education 2002, Spring 2002
Connection, Annual Directory, Winter 2002
Connection, Who Will Teach?, Fall 2001
Connection, Knowledge Applied, Summer 2001
Connection, Facts 2001, Spring 2001
Connection, Colleges in Their Places, Winter 2001
Connection, Labor Squeeze, Fall 2000
Connection, Access Redux, Summer 2000
Connection, Facts 2000, Spring 2000
Connection, Access, Fall/Winter 1999
Connection, Economy, Community, Demography, Summer 1999
Connection, The State of New England, Spring 1999
Connection, Facts 1999, Winter 1999
Connection, New England Works, Fall 1998
Connection, Art for New England’s Sake!, Summer 1998
Connection, Impacts: Subsidies, Need-based Aid, Spring 1998
Connection, Facts 1998, Winter 1998
Connection, Economic Condition of New England Higher Ed, Fall 1997
Connection, Distributed Learning, Summer 1997
Connection, Building the Knowledge Economy, Spring 1997
Connection, Facts 1997, Winter 1997
Connection, New England and the World, Fall 1996
Connection, Think Tanks: New England’s Policy Institutes, Summer 1996
Connection, Higher Education: Whose Investment?, Spring 1996
Connection, Facts 1996, Fall 1995
Connection, Changing Shape of Management Education, Summer/Fall 1995
Connection, Higher Education and Human Capital, Spring 1995
Connection, Taking Stock: 1955-1995, Winter 1995
Connection, Facts 1995, Fall 1994
Connection, Telecommunications and Distance Learning, Summer 1994
Connection, Coin of the Realm: Higher Education Finance, Spring 1994
Connection, Facts 1994, Fall 1993
Connection, Work and the Workforce, Spring/Summer 1993
Connection, Research & Development, Winter 1993
Connection, Facts 1993, Fall 1992
Connection, New England Regionalism, Spring/Summer 1992
Connection, Working Smart, Winter 1992
Connection, Facts 1992, Fall 1991
Connection, Higher Education’s Shrinking Share, Summer 1991
Connection, Thinking Environment, Spring 1991
Connection, Roads to Recovery, Winter 1991
Connection, Facts 1991, Fall 1990
Connection, New England’s Congressional Delegation, Summer 1990
Connection, Made in New England, Spring 1990
Connection, Budget Squeeze, Winter 1990
Book Chapters/Reports/Monographs
Policy Issues and Initiatives for the Community College Sector (with Monnica Chan), Community College Journal of Research and Practice, July 9, 2015
Greater Expectations: College as a Right and Responsibility for all Maine People, Maine Compact for Higher Education, May 2004.
Academic Regionalism: Higher Education Cooperation in New England (book chapter with Robert L.
Woodbury), Regionalism in a Global Society, Broadview Press, Peterborough, Ontario, 2004.
Toward a Strategic Plan, 2000-2005: New England “Opinion Leaders” Consider Priorities for NEBHE, New England Board of Higher Education, November 1999.
The Future of New England: New Englanders and their “Opinion Leaders” Consider a Regional Agenda, New England Board of Higher Education, February 1999.
Columns
Racial “Reckoning” (Via Zoom),
A New Plan for Faculty Diversity … and Other Winter Wonders from the NEJHE Beat, December 9, 2020
From the NEJHE Beat … Semi-Locked Down But Not Out,
A Distance Learning Guru on COVID-19 Changes … Plus Other Quarantine Bits from the NEJHE Beat,
Ice-y Conditions … and Other Random Thoughts from the NEJHE Beat,
Summer (Finally) … And Other News from the NEJHE Beat,
Taking a Twitter Dip in New England’s New Enrollment Pools,
Limited Characters Spell Austerity,
Post-Labor Days … and More from the NEJHE Beat.
Real Tweets, Fake News … and More from the NEJHE Beat …,
Sanctuary … and Other Notes from the NEJHE Beat …,
From Starter to Closer, BIF 2016 Storytellers Show Good Stuff,
Labor Day and Some Crumbs from the NEJHE Beat,
Creating Classes … and More Bits from the NEJHE Beat,
Pecking Orders, Guns, Tracking and More from the NEJHE Beat,
Creating Classes … and More Bits from the NEJHE Beat,
Poaching, Jocks, Creds and Other News from the NEJHE Beat,
Spring Training: Some Catches from the NEJHE Beat …,
A Consortium of Consortia … and Other Collaborative Struggles,
Shop for College: Welcome to the Complicated World of College Admissions, Boston magazine and New England Board of Higher Education, December 2011, p. 6.
NEJHE’s Paperless Future (Editor’s Memo), The New England Journal of Higher Education, Winter 2010, p.5
Campus Visiting (Editor’s Memo), The New England Journal of Higher Education, Fall 2009, p.5
Inspiration: Bob Woodbury (Editor’s Memo), The New England Journal of Higher Education, Summer 2009, p.3.
Trends & Indicators (Editor’s Memo), The New England Journal of Higher Education, Spring 2009, p.5.
Back with a Crash (Editor’s Memo), The New England Journal of Higher Education, Winter 2009, p.5.
Musings (Editor’s Memo), The New England Journal of Higher Education, Winter 2008, p.5.
Support the Troops … with Education (Editor’s Memo), The New England Journal of Higher Education, Fall 2007, p.5. (Preprinted in the Providence Journal, Sept. 18, 2007)
Changing Names (Editor’s Memo), The New England Journal of Higher Education, Summer 2007, p.5.
Achievement Tests? (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Spring 2007, p.5. (Reprinted in the Providence Journal, April 27, 2007)
Transparency (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Winter 2007, p.5. (Reprinted in the Providence Journal, Jan. 26, 2007)
An International Strategy (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Fall 2006, p.5. (Reprinted in the Providence Journal, Oct. 15, 2006)
Thank You, Gadflies (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Summer 2006, p.5. (Reprinted in the Providence Journal, July 28, 2006)
Trendspotting (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Spring 2006, p.5. (Reprinted in the Providence Journal, April 3, 2006)
Ready Yet? (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Winter 2006, p.5. (Reprinted in the Providence Journal, Feb. 16, 2006)
Fifty Years (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Fall 2005, p.5. (Reprinted in the Providence Journal, Nov. 10, 2005)
Artists Only? (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Summer 2005, p.5. (Reprinted in the Providence Journal, Sept. 25, 2005)
861,625 (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Spring 2005, p.5.
Deep Impact (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Winter 2005, p.5. (Reprinted in the Providence Journal, Feb. 10, 2005)
Bully Pulpit (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Fall 2004, p.5 (Reprinted in the Providence Journal, Nov. 12, 2004; Reprinted in the Concord Monitor, Nov. 13, 2004).
Unstable Future (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Summer 2004, p.5.
As Maine Goes … (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Spring 2004, p.5 (Reprinted in the Providence Journal, May 3, 2004).
Going Online: Connection’s Campus Newslink (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Winter 2004, p.5.
Regionalism and Affordability (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Fall 2003, p.5.
No Good Deed Restriction Goes Unpunished (Train Station Re-use) Reading Advocate, July 23, 2003
Growing Our Own: Human Capital Strategy (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Summer 2003, p.5.
Now and Then: Higher Education Trends (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Spring 2003, p.5.
Minding our Business: Story of Route 128 (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Winter 2003, p.5.
New England’s Changing Demography (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Fall 2002, p.5.
Issues in Campus Architecture (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Summer 2002, p.5.
Data Rap (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Spring 2002, p.5.
P-16 (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Fall 2001, p.5.
Research for the Community (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Summer 2001, p.5.
Town-Gown Relations (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Winter 2001, p.5.
Workforce Training (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Fall 2000, p.5.
New at 11, Higher Education (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Summer 2000, p.5.
Access to Higher Education (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Fall/Winter 1999, p.5.
New England Goes Online (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Summer 1999, p.5.
Governor of the State of New England (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Spring 1999, p.5.
The Patriots Head to Hartford (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Fall 1998, p.5 (Reprinted in The Alliance of Haverhill, Mass., January/February 1999).
A Few Observations, BusinessToday.com, Sept. 22, 1998.
Arts and Public Priorities (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Summer 1998, p.5.
Elevating the Higher Education Beat, BusinessToday.com, Aug. 11, 1998 (Reprinted in Connection, Fall 1998).
The Sacred Tilapia? Aquaculture and Workforce, BusinessToday.com, July 4, 1998.
The House that Jack [Hoy] Built (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Spring 1998, p.4.
Arts as Economic Engine, BusinessToday.com, April 28, 1998 (Reprinted in The Alliance of Haverhill, Mass., Summer 1998; adapted for Connection, Summer 1998; reprinted in The Providence Journal-Bulletin, Jan. 3, 1999).
Dreams of High Performance, BusinessToday.com, March 20, 1998.
College Finance and the Low-Income Family, BusinessToday.com, Feb. 10, 1998.
New England Higher Education: The Year in Pictures, BusinessToday.com, Jan. 2, 1998.
Measuring Higher Education’s Economic Condition (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Fall 1997, p.5.
Academic Programs: Trim Locally, Share Regionally, BusinessToday.com, Dec. 5, 1997.
Questions from the Higher Ed Beat, BusinessToday.com, Nov. 8, 1997.
R&D Revisited, BusinessToday.com, Oct. 10, 1997.
Distributed Learning (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Summer 1997, p.5.
Affirmative Action, BusinessToday.com, Sept. 12, 1997.
Back to Campus: Winners and Losers, BusinessToday.com, Aug. 15, 1997.
Needed: A Policy Research Infrastructure, BusinessToday.com, July 18, 1997.
Transfer Articulation, BusinessToday.com, June 27, 1997.
Knowledge Economy (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Spring 1997, p.5.
Expand Pell Grants, BusinessToday.com, May 30, 1997.
Nonprofit Jobs, BusinessToday.com, May 1, 1997.
Losing R&D, BusinessToday.com, April 3, 1997.
International Education and World Trade, Connection, Fall 1996, p.5.
Policy Think Tanks, Connection, Summer 1996, p.5.
Higher Education Budget Cuts (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Spring 1996, p.4.
Success in Business (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Summer/Fall 1995, p.5.
Higher Education and Human Capital (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Spring 1995, p.4.
Higher Education and New England’s Economy (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Winter 1995, p.4.
Telecommunications (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Summer 1994, p.4.
Higher Education Finance (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Spring/Summer 1993, p.4.
The “Back of the Book” (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Spring/Summer 1993, p.4.
Research and Development (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Winter 1993, p.6.
Interstate Cooperation (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Spring/Summer 1992, p.6.
Working Smart (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Winter 1992, p.6.
Anti-intellectualism (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Summer 1991, p.6.
Environmental Problems (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Spring 1991, p.6.
Persian Gulf War (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Winter 1991, p.6.
Proliferation of Directories (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Fall 1990, p.6.
National Priorities (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Summer 1990, p.6.
International Knowledge (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Spring 1990, p.6.
State Budgets (Editor’s Memo), Connection, Winter 1990, p.6.
Interviews
Trauma in the Time of Coronavirus and Beyond: A NEJHE Q&A with Karen Gross,
From Political Pioneer to Edtech Leader: A NEJHE Q&A with Jane Swift,
Reinvigorating Democracy … A NEJHE Q&A with Nancy Thomas of Tufts,
To Prepare Nimble Thinkers … A NEJHE Q&A with Michelle Weise,
New Models at Lasell: Q&A with President Michael Alexander,
Come Together, NEJHE,
The Flood of History: Connection Interviews Historian Douglas Brinkley, Connection, Spring 2006, p.13.
The Fifties … Fifty Years Later: Interview with Pulitzer-Prize Winning Historian David Halberstam, Connection, Fall 2005, p.13.
The Coming Right-Brain Economy: Interview with Bestselling Author Daniel H. Pink, Connection, Summer 2005, p.16.
An Interview with Wilbur J. Cohen, Father of Social Security, John Hancock Newsletter Background Extra, (National Debate on Health Care), July 1986, p.23.
Reviews
Granite Staters (book review), Connection, Summer 2001, p. 45.
The Big Green Book (book review), Connection, Summer 2000, p.43.
The New Boob Tube (book review), Connection, Summer 2000, p.44.
A Handsome History (book review), Connection, Fall/Winter 1999, p.41.
Documenting Connecticut’s Recovery (journal review), Connection, Spring 1998, p.47.
Mann and the Woman Teacher (journal review), Connection, Spring 1998, p.47.
Illustrations
Trends & Indicators in Higher Education 2004 (cover collage), Connection, Spring 2004.
Making College Affordable (cover photo), Connection, Fall 2003.
Critical Condition: Health Care Workforce Crisis (collage), Connection, Spring 2003, p.56.
Economic Development … by Design (collage), Connection, Fall 2002, p.28.
Middle East Experts (collage), Connection, Spring 2002, p.56.
Look What’s Happening out in the Streets (collage), Connection, Summer 2000, p.29.
About the Weather (collage), Connection, Summer 2000, p.33.
Aquaculture, Marine Sciences (collage with William T. Harney), Connection, Spring 1998, p.38.
New England’s Marine Economy (collage with William T. Harney), Connection, Spring 1998, p.41.
New England the World (cover collage with Marc Teatum), Connection, Fall 1996.
News and Feature Articles
Preparing for Another Recession?,
Changing Public Perceptions of Higher Ed, NEJHE,
Back in the Shadows? The DACA Saga Continues,
Working Classes? Preparing for Employability,
Talking About Jobs, Trade and Neighbors to the North, Eh?,
Powering a Slow Recovery,
The Well-to-Do Are Doing Very Well … and Other News from New England Economists,
Engines of Growth (Introduction), Connection, Winter 2005, p.14.
Higher Education Gets Down to Business (with Lynn Doan), Connection, Winter 2003, p.11.
Scholarship City: How Fall River is Creating American Dreams, Connection, Summer 2001, p.28.
College Enrollment: New England in a Changing Market, Connection, Summer 1999, p.21.
The Future of New England: New Englanders and their “Opinion Leaders” Consider a Regional Agenda, Connection, Spring 1999, p.13.
Will R&D Go the Way of Manufacturing?, Connection, Spring 1999, p.26.
The Economic Condition of New England Higher Education, Connection, Fall 1997, p.11 (Reprinted in The Providence Journal-Bulletin, April 19,22, 1998).
Minority Enrollment in New England: Progress amid Threats, Connection, Summer 1997, p.40.
A Cushion: New England College Endowments Top $26 Billion, Connection, Spring 1997, p.44.
Building the Knowledge Economy (Intro), Connection, Spring 1997, p.13.
Copyrights and the Virtual Classroom, Connection, Fall 1996, p.47.
Idea Labs: New England’s Public Policy Think Tanks, Connection, Summer 1996, p.12.
Higher Education: Whose Investment?, Connection, Spring 1996, p.12.
The Changing Shape of New England B-Schools, Connection, Summer/Fall 1995, p.12 (Reprinted in Boston Business Journal, July 26-Aug. 1, 1996).
New England Higher Education and Economic Development: Reflections on 40 Years (Intro), Connection, Winter 1995, p.12.
New England Telecommunications (Intro), Connection, Summer 1994, p.12.
Work and the Workforce (Intro), Connection, Spring/Summer 1993, p.10.
New England R&D: America’s Lab May Need to Reinvent Itself, Connection, Winter 1993, p.14.
One Region Indivisible: Time for a New Spirit of Cooperation in New England, Connection, Spring/Summer 1992, p.12.
Independent Higher Education’s New Diet, Connection, Winter 1992, p.37.
Disinvestment: Higher Education’s Shrinking Piece of the Pie, Connection, Summer 1991, p.12.
Pressure from a New Direction: Overhead, Connection, Summer 1991, p.31.
Political Correctness: Four Perspectives (Introduction), Connection, Summer 1991, p.35.
Clean Money: New England Confronts Environmental Problems and Sees an Opportunity, Connection, Spring 1991, p.12.
After the Elections: New England’s Winners May Face their Toughest Campaign Yet, Connection,
Winter 1991, p.43.
An Agenda for the 1990s: The View from New England’s Congressional Delegation, Connection, Summer 1990, p.12.
Hot Hubs: These Spots May Have What it Takes To Be Centers of New England’s Competitiveness in the ’90s, Connection, Spring 1990, p.18 (Reprinted in New Hampshire Sunday News, July 22, 1990).
The Big Squeeze: New England’s Public Investment in Higher Education Skids and the Price May Be Excellence, Connection, Winter 1990, p.14.
Public Relations and Law: An Uneasy Alliance, Lawyers Monthly, October 1989, p.6.
Dial-an-Expert: Dozens of Services Give Access to Experts in Fields from Bovine Reproduction to Rollerskating Accidents, Lawyers Monthly, September 1989, p.4.
Adults Hit the Books, Connection, Summer 1989, p.10.
Cautious Optimism about Future of Chinese Programs, Connection, Summer 1989, p.49.
Law Firm Networks, Lawyers Monthly, May 1989, p.1.
New England’s Labor Shortage, Connection, Spring 1989, p.13.
Hospitals and Healthcare: A Cost and a Resource, Industry, March 1989, p.107.
Will Supply of Lawyers Outstrip Demand?, Connection, Winter 1989, p.28.
College Fundraising is a Billion Dollar Business, Connection, Winter 1989, p.66.
Wifely Duties, Boston Business, December/January 1989, p.105.
Brownstone Rehab Project the ‘Gateway to Back Bay,’ Boston Business Journal, Dec. 19, 1988.
Perpetual Foes or a Force for Change in Land Use Policies?, Banker & Tradesman, Nov. 30, 1988, p.1.
Environmental Regulations are Boosting Costs and Risks for Owners and Lenders, Banker & Tradesman, Nov. 23, 1988, p.1.
T Plans for North Shore Have Made Transit Talk of the Towns, Banker & Tradesman, Nov. 16, 1988, p.1.
Showing Stripes, Boston Business, October/November 1988, p.101.
MediGen Tackles Medical Waste, Mass Health Care, October 1988, p.4.
Bonding Agencies Vie for Position, Mass Health Care, October 1988, p.18.
Registered Care Technicians: Hospitals Offer Alternative, Mass Health Care, October 1988, p.26.
Independent College Counselors are Flourishing, Connection, Fall 1988, p.15.
Building for Tomorrow, Mass Health Care, September 1988, p.10.
The Young Man and the Sea, Boston Business, August/September 1988, p.95.
Contemporary Art Nudges Traditional Work for Wall Space at Hub Banks, Banker & Tradesman, Aug. 24, 1988, p.1.
Resident Hours: An Interim Report, Mass Health Care, August 1988, p.14.
Resident Advisory Groups are Getting More than a Glance from Developers, Banker & Tradesman, July 27, 1988, p.1.
Churches and Schools Offer New Housing Options, Boston Business Journal, June 20, 1988, p.4B.
Telecom Service Bureaus Ready for Any Occasion, Boston Business Journal, June 16, 1988, p.6B.
NE Banking Institute Wants to be More than Just Another Business School, Banker & Tradesman, June 15, 1988, p.1.
Branching Strategies Shift as Banks Gauge Office Size, Banker & Tradesman, June 8, 1988, p.1.
Hospitals in Transition, Mass Health Care, June 1988, p.18.
Promoting the Hub as Conventioneer’s Hot Spot, Boston Business Journal, May 9, 1988, p.12B.
The Training’s the Thing for all Hotel Employees, Boston Business Journal, May 9, 1988, p.8B.
A Massachusetts Miracle, Mass Health Care, May 1988, p.18.
The Beverly Hillbillies, S/F, May/June 1988, p.24.
Growing Emphasis on Home Improvements Sparks a Move to Regulate Contractors, Banker & Tradesman, April 27, 1988, p.1.
Prepare to Merge, Mass Health Care, April 1988, p.10.
Insurance as Investment: Checking Your Options, Boston Business Journal, March 14, 1988, p.13B.
Can Consultants Cure High Cost of Health Care?, Boston Business Journal, March 14, 1988, p.12B.
T for Two, S/F, March/April 1988, p.26.
Systems Furniture offers Flexibility, Boston Business Journal, Feb. 8, 1988, p.18B.
Where Does the Buck Stop?, Mass Health Care, February 1988, p.14.
The Requisitioning of Recruiters, Mass High Tech, Jan. 4-17, 1988, p.17.
Secrets of Source’s Success, Mass High Tech, Jan. 4-17, 1988, p.22.
A Buyer’s Guide to Employee Benefits, Mass High Tech, Nov. 23-Dec. 13, 1987, p.23.
The Shape of Things to Come, John Hancock Newsletter Background Extra, (Aging and the Workplace), February 1987, p.2.
AIDS and the Workplace, John Hancock Newsletter Background Extra, October 1986, p.1.
Federal Tax Reform: How the Plans Affect You, John Hancock Newsletter Background Extra, Aug. 1986.
Should Payors Limit Freedom of Choice among Sources of Health Care?, John Hancock Newsletter Background Extra, (National Debate on Health Care), July 1986, p.17.
New Recipes for Wellness, John Hancock Newsletter Background Extra, (Putting Nutrition to Work), January 1986, p.6.
Getting to the Root of Health Care Costs, John Hancock Newsletter Background Extra (Wanted: A New Way to Measure Health Care Costs) June 1985, p.1.
Selected Appearances
Panelist, “Education of Black Youth in Boston,” The William Trotter Institute, University of Massachusetts Boston, April 23, 2006.
Panelist, “It’s Not Hot Until They Say So: Meet Your Editors,” Society for College and University Planning, North Atlantic Regional Conference 2006, Brown University, March 31, 2006.
Moderator, “New England as the Twenty-First Century Approaches: No Time for Complacency,” New England Board of Higher Education conference, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, April 18, 2000.
Panelist, “New England Agenda,” The Exchange, New Hampshire Public Radio, Feb. 18, 1999.
Panelist, “Future Shock In Higher Education,” Massachusetts Corporation for Educational Telecommunications satellite television program, Nov. 11, 1993.
