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Reflections on the qualities I most valued in my board chairs.
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Botswana’s success is closely related to how its founders built the new nation on those parts of traditional culture which were compatible with or essential to democratic development.
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Culture does not determine everything, but it is a very important aspect of why some institutions succeed, and why others fail.
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Remarks at the College Sports Project Integration Institute, June 22, 2005
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A perspective on 15 years of stewardship (1987-2002) at Carleton College, by President Emeritus Stephen R. Lewis, Jr. (PDF document)
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This was first written in 1999 for a group of new liberal arts college presidents and has been revised from time to time.
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Remarks by Stephen R. Lewis, Jr. at the Retirement of His Excellency The President of the Republic of Botswana Sir Ketumile Masire on 31 March, 1998.
