Condoleezza Rice Case Study

Words: 336
Pages: 2
Open Document
Condoleezza Rice is no stranger to challenges. Having served in positions such as Provost at Stanford University, National Security Advisor and Secretary of State, Rice has certainly faced her share of obstacles. Yet, as much as she has encountered, Rice’s current position may well prove her most difficult assignment to date. As the Chairman of the Commission on College Basketball, the former politician has been tasked with an extremely daunting duty: fixing collegiate hoops.
On Wednesday, April 25, Rice’s committee took a step towards their mission, releasing a 60-page report detailing their recommendations for improvement to NCAA basketball.
Among the most notable suggestions were the abolishment of the “one-and-done” rule, allowing players
Show More

Related Documents: Condoleezza Rice Case Study

Essay on social work

Racism in the South… does it still exist today? We all know that South Carolina has history when it comes to how it’s treated African-Americans, but few are aware just how racist South Carolina’s history really is. There are few places in America that have treated Native Americans as brutally. South Carolinians were the largest slave traders of Native Americans in the Americas. The peaceful Cherokee were either enslaved, driven out of the state, or murdered. South Carolina became the wealthiest…

Words 1752 - Pages 8