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Breslin, Richard D.; Klagholz, Leo F. – Educational Record, 1980
Faculty members at New Jersey's state colleges have begun working under a plan that provides salary increases for meritorious performance. Such merit compensation does not conflict with faculty promotion, nor is it intended to replace cost-of-living increases. However, it does replace government-style guaranteed automatic raises that encourage…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Faculty Evaluation, Faculty Promotion, Higher Education
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Educational Record, 1981
A 1979 national survey reveals that nearly two-thirds of all faculty are tenured, many more are in the tenure track. Data for full-time faculty are detailed according to institution type (public and private, college and university) and subject field. (MSE)
Descriptors: College Faculty, Comparative Analysis, Employment Practices, Full Time Faculty
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Tucker, Allan; Mautz, Robert B. – Educational Record, 1985
Some underlying causes of interinstitutional rivalries are discussed concerning state support of graduate programs, often considered a measure of institutional quality, in state higher education systems. The roles played by state governing boards, administration, and faculty in these contests are also examined. (MSE)
Descriptors: Board Administrator Relationship, College Faculty, Competition, Curriculum Development
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Bush, Ronald W.; Ames, W. Clark – Educational Record, 1984
A college personnel policy developed to respond to changing conditions has 10 elements: establishment of a master planning process, policy and procedures review, early retirement, extended leave, recruitment and hiring of new faculty, flexible benefits, productivity and career development, internship opportunities, faculty renewal opportunities,…
Descriptors: Career Development, College Administration, College Planning, Counseling Services