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Peak Higher Ed: How to Survive the Looming Academic Crisis (Bryan Alexander)
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Peak Higher Ed: How to Survive the Looming Academic Crisis by Bryan Alexander is a work of higher education analysis and futures thinking focused on the United States postsecondary sector. Alexander, known for his work on educational technology and institutional forecasting, argues that American higher education has moved beyond a high point of expansion and is now facing a converging set of pressures. The book examines enrollment decline, demographic contraction, rising costs, student debt, political hostility, weakened public trust, pandemic aftereffects, climate disruption, and artificial intelligence. Rather than treating these issues as isolated problems, Alexander frames them as an interconnected crisis that could reduce the size, influence, and civic role of colleges and universities. Its purpose is not simply to predict collapse, but to help readers understand plausible futures and institutional choices. The book is aimed at educators, administrators, policymakers, students, trustees, and others concerned with the sustainability and public value of higher learning.
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#postpeakhighereducation #enrollmentdecline #studentdebtandtuitionpressure #highereducationpoliticalpolarization #AIandclimatechangeinuniversities #PeakHigherEd
Peak Higher Ed: How to Survive the Looming Academic Crisis by Bryan Alexander is a work of higher education analysis and futures thinking focused on the United States postsecondary sector. Alexander, known for his work on educational technology and institutional forecasting, argues that American higher education has moved beyond a high point of expansion and is now facing a converging set of pressures. The book examines enrollment decline, demographic contraction, rising costs, student debt, political hostility, weakened public trust, pandemic aftereffects, climate disruption, and artificial intelligence. Rather than treating these issues as isolated problems, Alexander frames them as an interconnected crisis that could reduce the size, influence, and civic role of colleges and universities. Its purpose is not simply to predict collapse, but to help readers understand plausible futures and institutional choices. The book is aimed at educators, administrators, policymakers, students, trustees, and others concerned with the sustainability and public value of higher learning.
