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Roger Baldwin

Professor Emeritus

Professor Roger Baldwin holds the Dr. Mildred B. Erickson Distinguished Chair in Higher, Adult and Lifelong Education. His professional interests include instructional strategies and curriculum planning, faculty career development, conditions in the academic workplace and transformation in higher education systems. His current research explores key dimensions of higher education’s response to changing environmental conditions and society’s increased demand for educational services. His most recent work focuses on changing faculty appointment patterns, contingent faculty, faculty in the later stages of academic life and evolving faculty roles and professional activities.



517-355-6452 rbaldwin@msu.edu Curriculum Vitae

Scholarly Works

Under the Microscope: Investigating the Benefits and Impact of Retirement Organizations in Higher Education

Dr. Roger Baldwin and Brett Say, HALE doctoral student, present their research at the conference proceedings of the Association of Retirement Organizations in Higher Education.

The Role of Retired Faculty Organizations and Emeritus Colleges in Higher Education

In the CHAE Report (Fall 2015), Dr. Baldwin explores the role that retirement organizations play in higher education.

Faculty Retirement: Making the Silent Conversation Heard

In the CHAE Report (Spring 2016), Dr. Baldwin, the current Erickson Chair, explores the topic of faculty retirement.

Professional Collaborative Experiences in South Africa

In the CHAE Report (Spring 2016), Dr. Wawrzynski discusses the mutual benefit of the professional collaborative experience between the Higher, Adult, and Lifelong Education (HALE) program and Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in South Africa.

Publications & Presentations: A List of Faculty's 2015 Work

A compiled list of publications, presentations, and other scholarly work by Center faculty in 2015.

Associated Trips

South Africa 2015

On our 2015 South Africa trip, six students and two faculty facilitated professional workshops and engaged in collaborative fieldwork with partners at Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in Port Elizabeth.

Related Stories

Oversight vs. Strategic Engagement: The Competing Roles of Public University Trustees

Release of Oversight vs. Strategic Engagement: The Competing Roles of Public University Trustees

Chinese University Student Affairs Administrators visit CHAE

Center faculty present a series of Student Affairs workshops to visiting administrators from several Chinese universities.

The Erickson Legacy

The Erickson Chair is an endowed position that supports the work and scholarship of CHAE faculty.

Erickson Chair Symposium: “Taking the ‘Taboo’ out of Retirement: Reimagining Later Academic Life”

Join us for the Erickson Chair's Symposium on issues of academic careers.

2017 CHAE Special Report on new University Trustees available!

The third and final installment in a special report series sheds light on strategies to maximize the strategic engagement of new University Trustees.

Special 2017 CHAE report: "Transforming Academic Retirement"

This 2017 CHAE Report summarizes the findings of a 2016 nationwide survey of higher education retirement organizations.

Related Events

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Conducting Literature Reviews: A Panel Discussion

This discussion is part of the EAD Professional Development Series, brought to you by the support of the Department of Educational Administration

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Taking the "Taboo" Out of Retirement: Reimagining Later Academic Life

In partnership with the Academic Advancement Network at Michigan State University, Professor Roger Baldwin sponsored a free symposium to explore senior faculty development and retirement in higher education.

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Trustees in Higher Education: What Do They Do and Why Should We Care?

Dr. Baldwin, a trustee of Hiram College, will share his knowledge of trustees from his personal experience and empirical research.

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