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Direct linkValerie Glassman; Travis Lewis – Education Leadership Review, 2022
A qualitative study of twelve student conduct administrators sought to capture their lived experiences relative to the impacts of federal and state regulation, case law, the media, attorney encroachment, parental involvement, and the use of litigation to supersede traditional processes on their professional work and personal lives. The interviews…
Descriptors: Discipline Policy, Administrator Attitudes, Phenomenology, Federal Regulation
Tichenor, Kristin Ruth – Chronicle of Higher Education, 2008
College administrators take great pains to ensure that students who are admitted to their campuses have the intellect, motivation, and maturity to succeed. Similarly, they make every attempt to gather information about the character and integrity of the students whom they invite to enroll, to safeguard the reputation and well-being of their…
Descriptors: Integrity, College Administration, Student Characteristics, Reputation
Tichenor, Kristin Ruth – Education Digest: Essential Readings Condensed for Quick Review, 2008
As college administrators, they take great pains to ensure that students admitted to their campuses have the intellect, motivation, and maturity to succeed. Similarly, they attempt to gather information about the character and integrity of the students they invite to enroll, to safeguard the reputation and well-being of their institutions. But…
Descriptors: High Schools, Federal Legislation, Criminals, Integrity
