Nasson College was a small, liberal arts college located in
Springvale, Maine. Unfortunately, declining enrollment and
questionable management decisions led to its bankruptcy and
closing. But the path to closure had been set in motion many years
before, long before the college filed for bankruptcy in November
1982. As it turned out, the end of Nasson College was not the end
of Nasson's story. Author Richard E. Schneider tells the tale of
how the community and alumni tried to save Nasson, which was in its
time a beloved and respected school. "College for Sale" discusses
how, as soon as the school closed, its corporate charter, the
campus, the student records, and the outstanding
multimillion-dollar trust fund that would eventually come due were
in turmoil. It shares the details of the lawsuits, three bankruptcy
auctions, loan defaults, federal investigations, congressional
interventions, the school's reopening, and its subsequent
closing.
"College for Sale" shows how the Nasson alumni held together
and, bit by bit, restored the Nasson Alumni Association to an
active, vibrant organization, just as the old campus was
revitalized with millions of dollars in new capital
investments.
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