"Chace here recounts a young man's maturation and offers insight into the challenges of university administration... Chace is a gifted storyteller, appealingly honest in analyzing what he did well and where he went wrong."--Evelyn Beck, Library Journal "An unusual book, 100 Semesters is part memoir, part analysis and part how-to manual... Chace's prose is clear and compelling, a pleasure to read as much for its style as for its ideas. It is, in a word, eloquent."--Mark E. Hayes, Atlanta Journal-Constitution "Hopeful yet sober, Chace's memoir provides an invaluable perspective on the challenges facing higher education."--Booklist (starred review) "A thoughtful commentary on both the promises and challenges colleges and universities have and continue to face... [T]his is a much-needed, authentic commentary on the changes which happened throughout American higher education from one who was a direct participant in academia... Highly recommended."--Choice "A very useful, if not crucial addition, to the libraries of aspiring humanists and administrators in U.S. higher education. Although neither a call to arms nor a road-map for change, Chace's book is a rich, timely, and sober reflection on higher education's upper half at the start of the twenty-first century."--Tim Lacy, History and Education