A Joint Interview With: Drs. Dorothy Campbell and Boyce Williams ~ Against the backdrop of the Coronavirus, conversations about the Black Lives Matter Movement have seen a resurgence in the wake of the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and others. In this article, members Dorothy Campbell and Boyce Williams share their perspectives about the meaning of Black Lives Matter and why it is vital that interim leaders understand the message behind the movement. At the end of the article, Dorothy and Boyce provide a list of suggested resources for those who are interested in pursuing further reading on the topic.

Article by Dr. James "Jim" Castagnera, Esq. ~ Leveraging his career experience as Associate Provost and Legal Counsel for Academic Affairs and human resources consultant, Jim offers several key insights about several legal challenges that may yet emerge on college and university campuses due to the Coronavirus. Given the uncertainty facing many institutions, interim leaders would do well to understand the scope of challenges that their institutions may encounter.

Interview with Dr. Geoffrey Cox ~ In this interview, Geoff shares with readers key takeaways from his book "Theorizing the Resilience of American Higher Education." His book, which was published in 2019, is especially relevant today as the Coronavirus tests the robustness of state and independent colleges and universities alike.

Article by Dr. Irene Kovala ~ In this book review, Irene shares a comprehensive analysis of Dr. Geoffrey Cox's book "Theorizing The Resilience of American Higher Education." As the Coronavirus continues to cause serious disruption across the country, the book and Irene's review are both timely and relevant.