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David V. Rosowsky

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University senior leader. Connector, Collider, Builder, Storyteller. HigherEd presentist, futurist, and things in between. Senior Advisor to the President, ASU.
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The ‘Mid-Cap’ University: America’s Rising Research Institutions Will Be The Next Economic Engines Original

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By David V. Rosowsky
| Forbes Verified
In regions where population growth and industrial expansion are outpacing the national average, a specific breed of institution is emerging as one of the most vital assets in the U.S. economy: the Mid-Cap Research University. Stock image While the national media remains hyper-fixated on the shrinking “Ivory Tower” and the administrative bloat of legacy elites, a quiet, high-stakes revolution is unfolding in America’s fastest-growing corridors.
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Weaving Data and Community

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By Lisa Margonelli, Michael Crow, David V. Rosowsky
| Issues in Science and Technology Verified
Vol. , No. , Spring 2026 Table of Contents There are big, open questions about the changing relationship between science and society: How should the public fund science, and what kind of science should it fund? What should society expect in return for its support? What is the role of research universities in the scientific ecosystem?
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Built For Four Years. Needed For Sixty. Original

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By David V. Rosowsky
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The 60-Year Degree Was the Idea. Now Comes the Hard Part. Colleges and universities should welcome their graduates back at all stages in their careers. Stock image I recently argued for a paradigm shift in how, when, and for how long universities fulfill their mission. It challenged the four-year degree model and called for a sustained commitment to graduates’ education, development, and reinvention over the course of their careers.
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