Michael Sacken, a professor of education, said the phrase is not a part of Chancellor Michael R. Ferrari's vocabulary. It's the TCU way. The Board of Trustees will then prioritize the commission's findings for the university. If TCU is to move to that level, it must diversify its curriculum, Sacken said. No one is really anxious to diversify because it is a question of equity and excellence.
Few institutions do.
It's your choice to be a good teacher, too. I don't want it to be that kind of place. We have to decide how will we, as an institution, define excellence. The history of TCU is such that you would almost have to burn it to the ground and rebuild it to make certain changes. It is built on the undergraduate tradition.