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Ann Hill Duin

Ann Hill Duin

Ph.D., Professor of Writing Studies

University of Minnesota

Ann Hill Duin, Ph.D. is a professor of writing studies at the University of Minnesota, and has served in higher education administrative roles including Vice Provost, Senior Associate Dean, and Associate Vice President for Information Technology.

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Reinventing Lutheran Liberal Arts: A Preliminary Report on Project DAVID

Ann Hill Duin, Eric Childers

No. 38 · Fall 2013

Duin and Childers introduce Project DAVID—Distinction, Analytics, Value, Innovation, Digital opportunity—as a framework for showcasing strategic reinvention across ELCA liberal arts institutions. Building on Childers’ College Identity Sagas and reading Selingo, Norris, and Popenici alongside the AAC&U, Adrian College, NITLE, and the Delta Cost Project, they pose framing questions about distinction, vocation, affordability, value propositions, two-track innovation, and BYOE technology that ELCA campuses can use to face their own “Goliath” moments.

Ann Hill Duin

Published Articles

Reinventing Lutheran Liberal Arts: A Preliminary Report on Project DAVID