Strategic Mergers in Higher Education Pamela B. Teaster Clotilde ‘Cloto’ Brewster (1874–1937) was

Clotilde ‘Cloto’ Brewster (1874–1937) was born in France to an expatriate American father and an aristocratic German mother

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Strategic Mergers in Higher Education Pamela B. Teaster Clotilde ‘Cloto’ Brewster (1874–1937) wasWith the pool of high school graduates decreasing, national and global competition increasing, and the need to invest in new technologies and approaches growing, many universities and small colleges alike are struggling'not just to thrive, but to survive. In this challenging environment, mergers and consolidations are often viewed as options of last resort. Strategic Mergers in Higher Education, however, argues that college and university mergers are