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Bringing More Diversity to Leadership

Joyce C. Ester, president, Normandale Community College

By  Eric Kelderman
March 12, 2018

Joyce C. Ester, president of Normandale Community College, in Minnesota, talks about how colleges can be more intentional about increasing the diversity of their leaders. The Chronicle’s Eric Kelderman caught up with her at the annual conference of the American Council on Education, in Washington, D.C.

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Joyce C. Ester, president of Normandale Community College, in Minnesota, talks about how colleges can be more intentional about increasing the diversity of their leaders. The Chronicle’s Eric Kelderman caught up with her at the annual conference of the American Council on Education, in Washington, D.C.

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The Chronicle’s On Leadership video series explores various aspects of campus leadership with top executives and other movers and shakers across academe. Hosted by Chronicle editors and reporters, the series explores trending and relevant topics in higher education. Visit our complete collection of interviews.
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Eric Kelderman writes about money and accountability in higher education, including such areas as state policy, accreditation, and legal affairs. You can find him on Twitter @etkeld, or email him at eric.kelderman@chronicle.com.

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Eric Kelderman covers issues of power, politics, and purse strings in higher education. You can email him at eric.kelderman@chronicle.com, or find him on Twitter @etkeld.
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