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The Narrow End of the Cornucopia: Lessons on Equity from the Danforth Fellowship Program.

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Martin, Warren Bryan – Change, 1981

Comparative data are gathered on (1) the institutional and nontransferrable fellow awards and (2) individual and portable awards of the Danforth Fellowship program. Results indicate that students attending elite universities will overwhelm their competitors in a national competition that is academically oriented and that open competition does not…

Descriptors: Awards, Comparative Analysis, Competitive Selection, Educational Finance

Madison: How TQM Helped Change an Admissions Process. TQM on Campus, Case Study Number Three.

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Nagy, Joanne; And Others – Change, 1993

The use of the Total Quality Management (TQM) approach by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Management approach to restructure the graduate school admissions process is described, and lessons learned from the venture are discussed. The resulting five-day admissions procedure now in place is outlined. (MSE)

Descriptors: Case Studies, Change Strategies, College Administration, College Admission