The Chronicle of Higher Education

Dos and Don'ts of Writing Presidential Contracts

In the not-so-distant past, an employment agreement between a university president and a governing board was often nothing more than a handshake. Today, formal contracts are requirements for presidents, with boards and presidents typically relying on lawyers to extensively document terms of employment, salary and benefits, and,...

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