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Although U.S. institutes of higher education might feel they are the only ones facing revenue shortfalls in this sour economic climate, these challenges are world wide. To better understand how U.S. colleges and universities are seeking alternative sources of revenue, a delegation of Russian university senior administrators recently toured four campuses in the northeast, accompanied by Ed Danielczyk, president/owner of business eXcellence consulting, who organized the visit.

Through hard work , Joy Heishman excels in a field she loves. Now, her effort goes towards hosting the ACUP conference. by JOE RANOIA HARD WORK pays off. That's what we're taught as children. The current president of the Association of College and University Printers (ACUP), Joy Heishman believes it—at least in her case. When Heishman started out as a delivery person and bindery worker for Wright State University's Printing Services in Dayton, Oh., she never imagined she would some day become the director of the whole department. At the time, she had no background in printing at all. She'd been a bookkeeper and