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Addresses
- Liberal Education in an Egalitarian Age by Luis Costa, Presidential Address 1999 CCAS Annual Meeting
- An Action Agenda for Higher Education Leaders by Samuel A. Kirkpatrick, The University of Texas at San Antonio and American Association of State Colleges and Universities
- Colleges of Arts and Sciences: The Foundation for School-University Collaboration by Nancy L. Zimpher, Chancellor, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
- CCAS: Who are we; why are we; and where are we going? by Phillip Certain, Presidential Address 2000 CCAS Annual Meeting
- Moral Dilemmas of Deaning by Holly Smith, Presidential Address 2001 CCAS Annual Meeting
- The Evolution of a Dean by Sally Frost Mason, Provost, Purdue University, 2001 CCAS Annual Meeting
- Disciplinary Nationalism in an Interdisciplinary World by David Damrosch, Columbia University, 2001 CCAS Annual Meeting
- Education and Its Discontents by Lee Edwards, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, 2003 CCAS Annual Meeting.
- A dozen (or so) questions we all should be asking about higher education and the business of deaning byGeoffrey Feiss, College of William and Mary, Presidential Address to CCAS, 2003 CCAS Annual Meeting
- Looking Back, Looking Forward CCAS and Deaning after 40 years by Dorothy "Dee" Abrahamse, California State University, Long Beach, Presidential Address to CCAS, 2005 CCAS Annual Meeting
- Survival in a Shrinking World by the Honourable Vivienne Poy, Senator in the Senate of Canada and Chancellor of the University of Toronto, Address to CCAS, 2005 CCAS Annual Meeting
- No Dean Left Behind by Julia Wallace, University of Northern Iowa, Presidential Address to CCAS, 2007 CCAS Annual Meeting
- Aristotle in an Age of Accountability by Matthew Moen, University of South Dakota, Presidential Address to CCAS, 2008 CCAS Annual Meeting
- The Case for Climate Change: STEM Women in the Academy by Denise Battles, Univeristy of Northern Colorado, Presidential Address to CCAS, 2009 CCAS Annual Meeting
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