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On Thurs May 16 the MTCU and HECQO joined with the Higher Education Group at OISE, to host a free, one-day symposium. Speakers discussed key policy issues facing Ontario's post-secondary system including student transfer, institutional differentiation and learning outcomes. Click here to visit the legacy page, watch video and view powerpoint presentations.

Glen is organizing a panel session on higher education governance for the Canadian Society for the Study of Higher Education meeting at the University of Victoria, June 3-5, 2013. Join us Wednesday, June 5, 1:15. Additional information on the conference (and the panel sessions) can be found here.
A new e-book on university governance has just been released by the Confederation of University Faculty Associations of British Columbia. The book includes a paper on "Trends in Academic Governance in Canada" that Glen presented at a CUFA-BC conference in March of 2012. The book can be downloaded for free from here.
The Asia Pacific Education Review has just published Glen's paper entitled "The Horizontal and Vertical Fragmentation of Academic Work and the Challenges for Academic Governance and Leadership." The paper can be found here (subscription). An earlier conference version of the paper can be found on the research section of this website.
International Higher Education published a paper by Roopa Desai Trilokekar and Glen Jones entitled "Finally, An Internationalization Policy for Canada" in the Spring 2013 issue.
Glen's newest book, Universities and Regional Development: A Critical Analysis of Tensions and Contradictions, co-edited with Romulo Pinheiro and Paul Benneworth, was published by Routledge (June, 2012). While universities are under increasing pressure to help promote socio-economic growth in local communities, this book discusses the tremendous complexities associated with the relationship between universities and regions that makes regional development extremely challenging. Romulo, who was the lead editor on the project, discussed the book in a blog on the HEDDA site.
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