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The English Chair: Scholar or Bureaucrat?

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Moxley, Joseph M.; Olson, Gary A. – Thought and Action, 1990

A survey of 174 deans revealed that budget management, communication skills, encouragement of faculty development, communication with the dean, and rewarding faculty achievement are high priority skills for English department heads. Regardless of discipline, chairs must have a range of sophisticated managerial skills for which they may need…

Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Administrator Education, Administrator Role, College Faculty

Generic Baccalaureate Nursing Programs: Description of Administrative Structure and Student Recruitment Practices.

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Redman, Barbara K.; Cassells, Judith M. – Journal of Professional Nursing, 1985

A survey of 220 nursing school deans and 749 seniors revealed that most schools do not lack qualified applicants or have enrollment problems. Most admit second degree students, and some have programs for them. Most do special recruiting from racial and ethnic groups and inner-city or rural areas. (MSE)

Descriptors: Administrative Organization, College Seniors, Deans, Ethnic Groups