We all tend to say we enjoy variety and change. But the reality is most people fear change and find it exhausting. But all living organisms must be in constant change in some form to survive. All collections of humans to which we belong - families, communities, organizations are just like living organisms. Leading significant, lasting, …
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Opportunity for Liberal Arts and Sciences Colleges
I recently read an article from Duke about how microB cells outnumber human cells in our bodies by 100 to 1. So we may not be fully human! But that post on Google+ reminded me that NSF studies show that America's liberal arts colleges, where often 40-50% of the students major in the sciences, are …
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Why Football was a Four Letter Word at Hendrix and Now it’s a Cause for Celebration…Sort Of
The Washington Post ran an article about Hendrix College, a small liberal arts college in Arkansas starting Division III football. Hendrix College, according to the longtime education editor of the New York Times in his posthumously published book, Colleges That Change Lives, casts a long distinguished shadow across the national academic horizon in American. I …
Tim Cloyd’s Charting Progress Address at Hendrix College
Here's a speech I gave in 2008 outlining a vision for Hendrix College and the need for 'big plans.' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSsQMk0ejvc
Leading Change Book Profiles Tim Cloyd’s Success at Hendrix College
In Leading Change: How Boards and Presidents Build Exceptional Academic Institutions, Hendrix College is one of 18 institutions profiled by author Terrence Mactaggart. Here's a couple excerpts: On September 11, the Hendrix board was interviewing new presidential candidates. It selected J. Timothy Cloyd, then vice president for development and college relations, who held a doctorate in political …
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Tim Cloyd’s Odyssey Success with Hendrix College in Arts and Science
Timothy Cloyd's success with the Odyssey program and Hendrix was highlighted in an article from the May/June 2009 issue of Arts and Science. Here's an excerpt. Rather than simply continuing to pare operations and budgets, however, Hendrix’s president and board of trustees decided to act boldly. Market research determined how to strengthen the college’s market …
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Speech to the Conway Rotary Club
By President J. Timothy Cloyd Jan. 31, 2001 Note: These speeches have been digitized from print documents. During this process, formatting and other errors sometimes occur. I am correcting mistakes as I see them, but be aware that these speeches may still contain unintentional errors. I also give special thanks to Helen Plotkin for her …
Speech to the Conway Civic Club
By J. Timothy Cloyd Note: These speeches have been digitized from print documents. During this process, formatting and other errors sometimes occur. I am correcting mistakes as I see them, but be aware that these speeches may still contain unintentional errors. I also give special thanks to Helen Plotkin for her help editing and researching …
Hendrix College 1999 Board Speech
By President Timothy J Cloyd Note: These speeches have been digitized from print documents. During this process, formatting and other errors sometimes occur. I am correcting mistakes as I see them, but be aware that these speeches may still contain unintentional errors. I also give special thanks to Helen Plotkin for her help editing and …
Timothy Cloyd Speech to Hendrix Board of Trustees in Spring 2003
By J Timothy Cloyd, President Note: These speeches have been digitized from print documents. During this process, formatting and other errors sometimes occur. I am correcting mistakes as I see them, but be aware that these speeches may still contain unintentional errors. I also give special thanks to Helen Plotkin for her help editing and …
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