Jane Shaw Stroup

Jane Shaw Stroup (who also writes as Jane S. Shaw) chairs the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal. The center, located in Raleigh, North Carolina, seeks to improve higher education both in North Carolina and nationally. Earlier, Stroup was a writer for Business Week and a senior fellow of the Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) in Bozeman, Montana. She is coauthor of Facts, Not Fear: Teaching Children about the Environment.

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We Can Save the Remnant

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In response to: What Worlds Have They to Conquer?: A Higher Ed Dystopia

Whether Americans will lose their faith in a college education is far from certain. Even if they did, a Reformation isn't necessarily in the offing.

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Never, Never Surrender

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It's true that liberal arts curricula and academic disciplines are neglected at too many colleges, but some top public universities are countering these trends.

Paquette’s Dystopia Depicts a Future that Has Already Happened

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The issue is no longer the preservation of liberal arts curricula at elite liberal arts colleges. By now, these institutions have made their choices.

Robert L. Paquette Responds: The Flame Needs to Be Turned Up

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Some colleges have allowed oases to exist, but these are programs. The desirable reform of the liberal arts is curricular not just programmatic.

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