2006: The Privatization of Public Universities: Implications for the Research Mission

Group photo from 2006 retreat. Standing, left to right: John Brighton, Donald Weeks, Ron Trewyn, Duane Nellis, Richard Barohn, Jeremy Anderson, Brian Foster, Jeff Aube, Keith Yehle, Chris Sorensen, Mike Nichols , Sally Hayden. Seated, left to right: Richard Lariviere, Jim Roberts, Bob Barnhill, Barbara Atkinson, Kim Espy , John Wiley, Mabel Rice, Steve Warren, Dick Schiefelbusch, Joe Steinmetz

DOI: https://doi.org/10.17161/merrill.2006

Published: 2006-09-01

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Articles

List of Participants

MASC Editors

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Front Matter

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i, iii-iv
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Executive Summary

MASC Editors

vii-xx
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Why We Won't See Any Public Universities "Going Private"

John D. Wiley, Ph.D.

1-9
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Defining the University's Role in Economic Development (better do it, or someone else will)

Jim Roberts

11-17
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Privatizing Public Research Universities: Experiences at the University of Nebraska‐Lincoln

Kimberly Andrews Espy

19-22
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Paying the Pipeliner: Academic Investment in Early Stage Drug Discovery

Jeff Aubé

23-33
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Privatization of Public Universities: A Risk/Benefit Analysis

Donald P. Weeks

35-40
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Privatizing Public Research Universities: Wealth Creation as a Laudable Goal and Not a Sleazy Perversion

R. W. Trewyn

41-49
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Clinical Research Resources at The University of Kansas Medical Center: General Clinical Research Centers (GCRC) and Clinical Translation Science Awards (CTSA)

Richard Barohn

51-59
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All Things in Moderation — Please!

Chris Sorenson

61-64
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The Entrepreneurial Land Grant: Commercialization within Educational Milieu

Duane Nellis

65-70
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Crafting a Culture of Connections and Collaborations

Barbara Atkinson

71-75
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Public Universities and State‐level Funding Advocacy

Jeremy Anderson, Keith Yehle, Reggie Robinson, Jean Schődorf

77-79
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