（[光华讲坛] 发布于 2011-11-18 ）

光华讲坛—社会名流论坛第2209期

主讲人：布鲁斯•约翰斯通教授 （纽约州立大学前总校校长）

Professor D Bruce Johnstone (Former Chancellor, the State University of New York)

主  题：美国高等教育的特点与挑战

(Higher Education in the United States: Features and Challenges)

主持人：西南财经大学公共管理学院副院长臧文斌    副教授

地  点：国际报告厅

时  间: 2011年11月21日（周一）上午9：30—11:30

主办单位：公共管理学院   科研处

主讲人简介：

布鲁斯•约翰斯通(D.Bruce Johnstone)，纽约州立大学杰出教授，福特基金“高等教育财政与入学的国际比较”项目负责人。曾任纽约州立大学总校校长、纽约州立大学布法罗学院院长、宾夕法尼亚大学副校长。

约翰斯通教授是世界知名的高等教育财政问题专家、世界银行顾问，是“高等教育成本分担(cost sharing)”理论的提出者（1986）。研究方向主要包括高等教育经济与财政、高等教育和高等院校管理、高等教育政策、高等教育的国际比较，已发表学术成果100多本（篇）。

约翰斯通教授曾担任美国教育委员会主席、高等教育研究学会主席、美国高等院校协会主席、美国州立高等院校协会主席、美国大学董事会主席、全国大学系统领导人协会主席，D'Youville College董事。被加利福尼亚州立大学圣地亚哥分校等高校授予荣誉博士学位。

         D. Bruce Johnstone is Distinguished Service Professor of the State University of New York and Director of Ford Foundation supported project - International Comparative Higher Education Finance and Accessibility. He was Chancellor of the State University of New York (1988-1994), President of State University College at Buffalo (1979-1988) and Vice President of University of Pennsylvania (1977-1979).

         Professor Johnstone is a well-known expert in higher education finance and project consultant of World Bank. He initiated the theory of higher education cost-sharing (1986). His research interests include but not limited to: Economics and finance of higher education; federal and state policies for higher education; higher education governance and leadership; comparative higher education; international comparative higher education finance and governance; student finance and loan policies. He has published more than 100 academic articles/books.

         Professor Johnstone served as Director of American Council on Education (1989-1992), Director of Association for the Study of Higher Education (1999-2001), Director of American Association of Colleges and Universities, (1997-2001), Director of American Association of State Colleges and Universities (1993-1994), Chairman of the College Board (1992-1994), President of National Association of System Heads (1992-1994), Trustee of D'Youville College. He was granted honorary doctorates from several universities (e.g. California State University at San Diego, 1997).