Driving Culture Change in Higher Education

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The call for transformation in higher education has never been louder, yet the path forward remains unclear for many institutions. Leaders often struggle with the “how” of meaningful change. This five-part playbook by higher education author and strategist Jeff Selingo as well as other experts draws on proven methodologies to provide clear, actionable guidance from mapping current institutional culture to sustaining long-term momentum. Download the first paper now and to be alerted to new installments in the series as they’re released in 2025.

PART 1

Mapping the Current Culture

Read Mapping the Current Culture to gain essential insights into understanding higher education’s organizational dynamics before attempting transformation. This comprehensive guide presents:

A systematic approach to identifying your institution’s cultural DNA and current state
A practical framework revealing four distinct university culture archetypes
Strategic assessment tools to evaluate consensus on institutional goals and execution
Real-world examples from leaders who successfully navigated cultural transformation

Learn why mapping current culture is the critical first step toward meaningful change in today’s challenging higher education landscape.

Paper 2

Building the Foundation of the Digital Campus

Read Building the Foundation of the Digital Campus to gain insight on how cloud computing is allowing colleges, no matter their size, to access big tech capabilities. In this paper, uncover:

How to conduct a readiness test to determine if your institution can reap the benefits of its investments;
The strategy for moving to the cloud from developing a business case to assessing talent; and
Three case studies about the cloud migration journey at Florida State, Cal Poly, and Valencia College.

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