Strategic Planning at a Small College: To Be Comprehensive or to Be Distinctive?.

Morgan, Anthony W.; Newell, L. Jackson

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Strategic Planning at a Small College: To Be Comprehensive or to Be Distinctive?

Morgan, Anthony W.; Newell, L. Jackson

Planning for Higher Education, v9 n4 p29-33 Sum 1981

Most small colleges face difficult decisions during the 1980s regarding their institutional identity and educational goals. Forces acting upon college administrators today tend to favor comprehensiveness at the expense of distinctiveness. Society will be served better by an array of distinctive small colleges, each having a character of its own. (MLW)

Descriptors: College Planning, College Role, Educational Objectives, Educational Strategies, Higher Education, Organizational Development, School Community Relationship, Small Colleges

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