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Matsler, Franklin G. – AGB Reports, 1982
Problems unique to central administrations and board members are discussed, including the line of authority, treating institutions equitably, exceeding statute-imposed limitations, the failure of board members to do their homework, and the extent to which the board should represent the people of the state and the institutions it governs. (MLW)
Descriptors: Centralization, College Administration, Decision Making, Educational Finance
Baldridge, J. Victor – AGB Reports, 1981
In the 1960s crisis, higher education is seen as having made some decisions that outlasted their usefulness: easy tenure, Ph.D. overproduction, overbuilt plants. In meeting today's crisis, there is the threat of creating new "policy dinosaurs," such as overcentralization, erosion of faculty quality, debasement of educational standards. (Author/MLW)
Descriptors: Centralization, College Administration, College Faculty, College Planning
Scarlett, Mel; And Others – AGB Reports, 1980
State systems are seen as becoming more centralized. Many college presidents see a diminishing of campus autonomy by governing board staffs of higher education. Statewide planning and opening lines of communication are also discussed by George Janik and George B. Weathersby. (MLW)
Descriptors: Board Administrator Relationship, Centralization, College Presidents, Cooperation
