For institutions
Universities, systems and higher education bodies work with the Council in four ways: membership, leadership development, review and support of the publication.
Services.
Institutional diagnostic review
A review that reads a university against the frameworks of the canon: how it coordinates, how it grows, how its disciplines behave.
$12,000 founding · $15,000 list
Private intensive
The Antalya intensive for a closed cohort of ten of your own leaders.
$18,000 founding · $22,000 list
Keynote or half-day seminar
One of the co-founders, on the question your leadership is facing.
$3,000 founding · $3,500 list
Course and syllabus license
Companion material for doctoral and graduate programs in higher education leadership, per program, per year.
$900 founding · $1,200 list
Regional language edition license
The publication in another language for a region, per language, per year.
$8,000 founding · $10,000 list
Rates in US dollars. Founding rates apply to first-year commitments. Institutional memberships are on the Membership page.
Supporting the publication.
Founding Supporter
A full year, every issue, with acknowledgment in the archive and the book series. Three places.
$15,000 a year
Season Partner
One season of thirteen issues.
$4,500 a season
Institutional Supporter
A lighter listing for associations and university partners, for one season.
$2,000 a season
Leadership recruitment listing
A vacancy for a president, rector, vice-chancellor, provost or dean.
$750 a listing
Every support agreement runs for at least one season, is paid at its start and includes the editorial independence policy. Each supporter is introduced in a paragraph on this site that remains in the supporters archive. Support is acknowledged in the language of support, never as sponsorship.
Editorial independence
Book selection rests solely with the two co-authors of Wisdom … Forgotten, on grounds of intellectual merit. No supporter, member or client has any influence over what is chosen or how it is read.
The Council’s editorial independence policy · Read the policy in full →
Start a conversation.
Tell the Council about your institution and what it is facing. The co-founders reply by email.
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