Some Colleges Find Aggressive Affirmative-Action Efforts Are Starting to Pay Off, Despite Scarcity of Candidates.

Heller, Scott

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Some Colleges Find Aggressive Affirmative-Action Efforts Are Starting to Pay Off, Despite Scarcity of Candidates.

Heller, Scott

Chronicle of Higher Education, v34 n22 pA12,16,17 Feb 10 1988

In most institutions, the faculty hiring process discourages affirmative action. The determination of top administrators is a key factor in success. (MSE)

Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Administrator Role, Affirmative Action, College Environment, College Faculty, Employment Patterns, Employment Practices, Higher Education, Teacher Selection

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