The University Immune System: Overcoming Resistance to Change

Ann Gilley · Marisha L. Godek · Jerry W. Gilley

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Organizational Change and Leadership Higher Education Governance and Development University Challenges and Reforms

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A university, similar to any other organization, has an immune system that erects a powerful barrier against change. This article discusses the university immune system and what can be done to counteract its negative effects and thereby allow change to occur.

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