Not Alone: Leaders in Focus
16 septembre 2024 | Lecture de 2 min
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Recent Not Alone contributors include Prof Rafael L Bras and Prof Nancy Hopkins; and (left to right) Prof Mung Chiang, PhD; Prof Sarah C Mangelsdorf, PhD; Allan E Goodman, PhD; and Kristina M Johnson, PhD.
Unfiltered perspectives on global issues by research and academic leaders
Letter from the Editor
Not Alone is designed to disseminate the ideas of established, extraordinary academic leaders to inspire, provoke and spark conversation. Contributors are chosen for their prominence and influence in research, higher education and related fields. They select the topics — with conviction and passion being the only requirements. Our format includes short essays, video interviews and an upcoming podcast series.
New video series
There are times when the subject matter and the essence of the leader cannot be fully conveyed in a short written piece. For that reason, we are thrilled to introduce Not Alone: Conversations with Leaders. These videos — and future podcasts — will explore individuals and subject matter in depth to convey a textured message. (You can find the videos in the queue below.)
Rafael L Bras, ScD | Editor, Not Alone; Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology
Hrabowski: Transforming UMBC into a top STEM university
Hopkins: Pioneering change at MIT
Transforming gender culture at MIT
Reinventing the land-grant university to grow jobs, companies, talent and global competitiveness
By Mung Chiang, PhD | September 16, 2024
Encouraging innovation and commercialization as an academic leader
By Kristina M Johnson, PhD | August 19, 2024
Navigating the complexities of free speech: Reflections on a difficult year
By Sarah C Mangelsdorf, PhD | July 17, 2024
What’s ahead for the United States and international education?
By Allan E Goodman, PhD | June 11, 2024
The brain science behind effective leadership
By Ralph de La Vega | May 15, 2024
AI for Science: a paradigm shift for scientific discovery and translation
By Theresa Mayer, PhD | April 15, 2024
The role of universities in catalyzing social change
By Ana Mari Cauce, PhD | March 12, 2024
Universities as tools of diplomacy
By L Rafael Reif, PhD | Feb 14, 2024
Connectivity is a thing, is THE thing
By Bob Metcalfe, PhD | January 17, 2024
Inspiring inflections: Socially-directed technology and the pursuit of promising horizons
By Christine Ortiz, PhD | December 6, 2023
Creating a true collaboration with Indian universities and scholars
By Barbara R Snyder | November 8, 2023
A national imperative: Make engineering a requirement for every high school student
By Darryll J Pines, PhD | October 11, 2023
Evidence-based assessment, equity and opportunity
By Margaret Sheil, AO, FAA, FTSE | Sept 13, 2023
Universities must be catalysts for sustainable development
By Cherry Murray, PhD; E William Colglazier, PhD; Franklin Carrero-Martinez, PhD; and Emi Kameyama | Aug 7, 2023
Turning the supertanker: How do we steer research universities (even more) towards impact?
By Prof Sir Anton Muscatell | July 11, 2023
Leadership diversity: Living your values at the highest levels
By Cynthia K Larive, PhD | June 15, 2023
The miracle of the commons and the democratization of science
By Daphne Koller, PhD | May 4, 2023