The Journal of Research on the College President is a peer-reviewed, annual publication devoted to academic research on all aspects of the college presidency.
Published online each December (see note) by the National Lab for the Study of the College President at the University of Arkansas, the journal strives to expand the understanding of the changing role of the college presidency, especially considering the multiple demands placed on the leadership position.
The journal is interested in all types of college presidencies, ranging from for-profit leadership and community and technical college presidents to presidential leadership at even the most prestigious research universities. Further, the journal is interested in nomenclature of institutional leadership, and is interested in manuscripts that differentiate between presidential titled positions and those using “chancellor” titles.
The journal defines “the college president” as encompassing all aspects of college leadership.
Note: The journal will not be published in 2025. Questions regarding the journal in 2026 can be directed to its editor, Dean Michael T. Miller, Ed.D., (mtmller6@memphis.edu) of the University of Memphis College of Education.
Current Volume: Volume 8 (2024)
Articles
Black Like Me: Black College Student Perceptions of Racially Similar College Presidents
David V. Tolliver III, Michael T. Miller, and Jennifer M. Miles
Leadership Lessons for Aspiring College Presidents: Essential Tools, Skills, and Strategies for Success
Quincy Martin III
Editorial
Editor's Comments
Michael T. Miller