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Administrator Evaluation Program Processes and Outcomes.
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McGowan, Robert; And Others – Journal for Higher Education Management, 1994
A study of five state colleges and universities investigated the design and impact of administrator evaluation programs. Effects on individual administrators' performance and on organizational performance, as well as positive and negative program characteristics, are examined. (MSE)
Descriptors: Administrator Evaluation, Case Studies, College Administration, Evaluation Criteria
Some Modeling Considerations in Deciding Multi-Year Guaranteed Tuition Rates.
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Troutt, Marvin D.; And Others – Journal for Higher Education Management, 1995
Discussion of guaranteed college tuition programs first explores their origins and reasons for continuing high inflation rates for tuition. The relationship between tuition increase and enrollment is examined, and many current guaranteed tuition plans are reviewed. Basic considerations in developing a model for a multiyear plan are outlined and a…
Descriptors: College Administration, Decision Making, Enrollment Management, Enrollment Rate
Involving Nontraditional Commuting Students in the Career Planning Process at an Urban Institution.
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Mounty, Lauren H. – Journal for Higher Education Management, 1991
At Fordham University's Lincoln Center campus in New York City, the large population of nontraditional students, primarily adults, is being encouraged to participate in the career planning process through existing programs, new scheduling, and new programing in four areas: freshman orientation; student activities; the career center; and academic…
Descriptors: Academic Advising, Adult Students, Career Planning, College Administration
Post-Tenure Review: Practical Considerations.
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Johnson, Gail E. R. – Journal for Higher Education Management, 1993
A study of two colleges investigated whether posttenure college faculty evaluation is a feasible option for faculty revitalization and development. Results suggest posttenure review may be beneficial for institutions and faculty, but will have little effect on faculty performance. Further examination of posttenure review is recommended. (MSE)
Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Administrative Policy, Administrator Attitudes, College Administration