About Liberal Education

Liberal Education, the flagship journal of the Association of American Colleges and Universities, expresses the voices of educators, faculty, administrators, and others who are working to enrich liberal learning and undergraduate education. The national forum about liberal education, the journal covers a full range of topics related to teaching and learning, leadership, faculty innovation, and institutional change. Both theoretical and practical articles can be found in the various sections of each issue, providing the latest research and the best thinking about liberal learning and featuring best practices at public and private colleges, community colleges, and universities of every type and size.

Liberal Education Staff

Vice President for Policy and Public Engagement
Debra Humphreys
humphreys@aacu.org

Senior Academic Editor
David Tritelli
tritelli@aacu.org

Associate Editor
Wilson Peden
peden@aacu.org

Production Manager
Michele Stinson
stinson@aacu.org

Print Design
Liz Clark

Liberal Education Editorial Advisory Board

Katherine Bergeron
Brown University

Gwendolyn Jordan Dungy
NASPA–Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education

Lane Earns
University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh

Benjamin D. Reese Jr.
Duke University

Julie Ellison
University of Michigan

Sandra Flake
California State University–Chico

Thomas F. Flynn
Alvernia College

William S. Green
University of Miami

R. Stanton Hales
The College of Wooster

Tori Haring-Smith
Washington & Jefferson College

Norman Jones
Utah State University

Adriana J. Kezar
University of Southern California

Peter N. Kiang
University of Massachusetts Boston

Mary B. Marcy
Dominican University of California

Roberta S. Matthews
City University of New York Brooklyn College

Bridget Puzon
Ursuline Provincialte; Editor of Liberal Education, 1993–2004

Félix V. Matos Rodríguez
Hostos Community College–City University of New York

Sheldon Rothblatt
University of California–Berkeley

Neil B. Weissman
Dickinson College

Cynthia Wilson
League for Innovation in the Community College