Philip A. Glotzbach, President, Skidmore College and former Chair, ACAD Board of Directors
Closing Plenary at “Intellectual Leadership in the Liberal Arts,” co-sponsored by ACAD and PBK, October 25, 2003 in Charleston, SC
Archive for October, 2003
“Truth and Friendship: Reflections on a Paradox of Academic Community”
Intellectual Leadership in the Liberal Arts
Sponsored by The American Conference of Academic Deans and The Phi Beta Kappa Society and hosted by the College of Charleston
October 23-25, 2003
Charleston, SC
Academic leaders committed to the liberal arts are often erudite and passionate in examining, debating, reforming and reaffirming the ideas and ideals of liberal education. As they well know, intellectual leadership is crucial for its continued flourishing — and, in some cases, survival. In this unprecedented collaboration, the American Conference of Academic Deans is partnering with Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s preeminent undergraduate honors organization, to provide academic leaders with the opportunity to reflect on the many intellectual issues that they face as they advocate for the liberal arts.
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