Reading Yeats and Striving to Be a College President

What they undertook to do,they brought to pass.All things hang like a drop of dewupon a blade of grass.W. B. YeatsThe work of a college president, or of any administrator in a position of responsibility, is fraught with challenges and pressuresand also a fair share of dull, burdensome moments. To avoid becoming overwhelmed, a president has to delicately handle both of these extremes while maintaining vision and continuing to serve the students and staff. In Reading Yeats and Striving to Be a Col