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June 20, 2008

Leadership Expectations, Sustainability Take Center Stage at Chronicle Forum

By KATHERINE MANGAN, SCOTT CARLSON, and KATE MOSER

More than 250 college presidents, chancellors, and other top officials heard advice last week from a host of panelists at The Chronicle's Executive Leadership Forum on such topics as the presidential résumé of the future, how "deep sustainability" can further the goal of conserving campus resources, and how demographic trends are shaping the future of higher education.

Here are highlights of those sessions:

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