Great Colleges Reap the Benefits of Great Workplace Culture

The Chronicle of Higher Education
July 24, 2011
By Josh Fischman

Great academic workplaces are filled with people who believe that their jobs are important to the college, that the institution is important to the community, and that the college gives them the freedom to do that job well. Those are some of the findings of The Chronicle's Great Colleges to Work For survey for 2011, which identifies 111 colleges—small, medium, and large, all across the country—that are exceptional places to work.

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AAAA Note: Diversity was one of the criteria for great workplace culture

Black Woman Named Publisher of The Chronicle of Higher Education

Journal of Blacks in Higher Education
May 21, 2009

Mireille Grangenois was recently appointed publisher of The Chronicle of Higher Education, the weekly newspaper that is widely read by college faculty and administrators across the United States. Grangenois was a managing director in multicultural advertising, marketing, branding, and public relations at the Washington, D.C., office of Burson-Marsteller, a leading public relations firm. Previously, she was vice president for advertising at the Baltimore Sun. She started her career as a reporter for the newspaper. Grangenois is a graduate of New York University.

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