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Tag Archives: paul mooney
Whats REALLY going on inside higher education
Last week, in The Irish Times, an opinion piece was printed on third level education. Penned by Paul Mooney, sometime President of the National College of Ireland, and now back as a fulltime management consultant. To put it mildly it … Continue reading
