Reform university president appointment system
Updated: 2013-06-28 20:05
(chinadaily.com.cn)
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China should reform the system to appoint university presidents, said an article in the South Metropolis Daily (excerpts below).
A university president is usually appointed by the central government. But alumni of Hangzhou-based Zhejiang University voiced their disagreement with the proposed choice.
This is the first incident of its type in recent years.
In fact, students and teachers of a university should have a say in the process of selecting a university president and the process should be conducted in a more open and democratic manner. To some extent, the university should be governed by professors not administrators.
Hopefully, the presidents of universities can enjoy a clear divide between academic research and administration and create a pure and independent academic environment for professors.
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