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1980
The time to begin caring about declining enrollments in community college programs is before the program is started. Program planning should take into account why industry is demanding a given program "right now," avoid developing crash programs, and obtain and utilize all of the information possible including survey data, Labor Department…
Descriptors: College Programs, Declining Enrollment, Enrollment Influences, Program Administration
Wallace, Richard C., Jr. – 1983
District programs developed in 1980-83 to address improvement priorities of the Pittsburgh Board of Education include Monitoring Achievement in Pittsburgh (MAP), Pittsburgh's Research-Based Instructional Supervisory Model (PRISM), and the School Improvement Project (SIP). MAP programs in math, writing, reading, and critical thinking bring together…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Behavioral Objectives, Computer Assisted Instruction, Declining Enrollment
Tatham, Elaine – 1978
With the decline of enrollment at a number of community colleges there is a demand for accurate enrollment projections, yet enrollment is increasingly difficult to forecast. Student body composition has changed markedly from the traditional 18 year old group as the percentage of women and part-time students and students' ages have increased. Also,…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Databases, Declining Enrollment, Educational Planning
Wallace, Elaine – 1981
Declining enrollments in college-level geography courses have caused educators to assess current curriculum and research emphases within geography departments and to appraise those courses of action they might take to enhance geography's attractiveness to students. Current problems affecting geography can be placed in two categories--(1) general…
Descriptors: Career Development, Declining Enrollment, Educational Assessment, Educational Needs
Tomei, Mario J. – 1978
The development of a staff flexibility index at Glassboro State College is presented. It was an outgrowth of retrenchment problems for tenured faculty. Institutional flexibility was defined as the continuing ability of the institution to implement new or modify existing programs, employing a rationale that sees the ability to employ new faculty or…
Descriptors: Academic Rank (Professional), College Faculty, Declining Enrollment, Faculty College Relationship
Scott, Robert A. – 1981
In discussing the future of teacher education, several factors can be considered. The control of teacher education is exercised by college and university faculty, professional associations, government agencies, and accreditation groups. In preservice and inservice teacher education, there is a need for more discipline-based study and clinical…
Descriptors: Accreditation (Institutions), Declining Enrollment, Educational Trends, Higher Education
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Miller, Larry; Fuchcar, Paul – 1995
In 1993, Chattanooga State Technical Community College (CSTCC), in Tennessee, experienced its first drop in enrollment in 7 years. In an effort to increase enrollment, the CSTCC adopted a new approach to marketing. First, external factors that indicated a potential further decline in enrollment were examined and a four-part strategy that included…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Declining Enrollment, Educational Development, Enrollment Influences
Carbonneau, Michel; St. Jacques, Diane – 1983
The French-speaking population of Quebec constitutes a small, isolated island in the midst of an English-speaking world. The cultural survival of its six to seven million inhabitants depends upon the quality of its educational system. In the last few years, however, the balance of this system has been upset by a number of factors and the…
Descriptors: Administrative Problems, Conflict Resolution, Cultural Differences, Declining Enrollment
Brownell, Winifred W.; Watson, Arden K. – 1984
Acknowledging that one of the most difficult challenges postsecondary educators must face is the maintenance of adequate student enrollment, this paper describes the creation of a speech communication laboratory as one component of a university-wide effort to maximize student retention. The paper first discusses several suggestions researchers…
Descriptors: Attitude Change, Basic Skills, Communication Apprehension, Communication Research