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Patricia McGuire

President
Trinity Washington University

Patricia McGuire is president of Trinity Washington University.

Stories by This Author

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The Review | Opinion
When Presidents Speak Out, They Encourage Students to Do the Same
By Patricia McGuire October 26, 2023
Calls for leaders to remain silent on controversial issues are infantilizing.
A lectern sits in a spotlight, with a college president standing in the dark off to the right.
The Review | Opinion
The Dumbing Down of the Purpose of Higher Ed
By Patricia McGuire September 22, 2022
The university’s core values are under attack. We must speak up.
Protesters supporting U.S. President Donald Trump break into the U.S. Capitol on January 06, 2021 in Washington, D.C.
The Review
Colleges Share the Blame for Assault on Democracy
By Patricia McGuire January 8, 2021
For four years, Trump unleashed a tsunami of lies. Higher education responded with silence.
In this Sept. 26, 2020, photo President Donald Trump, center, stands with Judge Amy Coney Barrett as they arrive for a news conference to announce Barrett as his nominee to the Supreme Court, in the Rose Garden at the White House in Washington. Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie watches from fourth row from front on far right.
The Review
The Moral Failure of Father John Jenkins
By Patricia McGuire October 8, 2020
Academics at the Rose Garden event gave tacit approval to Trump’s offenses against human dignity.
How Companies Kill Higher Education’s Promise of Social Equity
The Review
How Companies Kill Higher Education’s Promise of Social Equity
By Patricia McGuire January 31, 2020
Presidents must do more to confront employer bias.
Metrics Are a Poor Measure of Accountability 1
The Review
How Higher Education’s Data Obsession Leads Us Astray
By Patricia McGuire October 27, 2019
Our metrics are based on the obsolete notion of a typical college student.
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The Review
How Higher Education Can Atone for Its Long History of Racism
By Patricia McGuire July 26, 2019
It’s not just colleges founded before the Civil War that need to confront their shameful pasts.
A Cautionary Tale for Small Colleges 1
The Review
A Cautionary Tale for Small Colleges
By Patricia McGuire May 2, 2019
The College of New Rochelle’s untimely demise provides a lesson for other presidents and boards.
Yes, We Need Accountability. But We Also Need Institutional Diversity. 1
The Review
Yes, We Need Accountability. But We Also Need Institutional Diversity.
By Patricia McGuire January 20, 2019
The decision to remove the accreditation of Bennett College, a women’s HBCU, highlights the need to accommodate varied missions.
The Dream Act Remains a Distant Dream 1
The Review
The Dream Act Remains a Distant Dream
By Patricia McGuire November 30, 2018
The lack of progress toward a solution can be blamed on the rancid politics of the Trump era.
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