The governance structures in higher education institutions in the United States and abroad are so diverse as to defy generalization or easy classification. A taxonomy for these varied systems is presented, based on levels of decisionmaking authority. The classification scheme has four premises: (1) education should have different emphases in…

In a comparative survey of the perceptions of community college presidents and board chairmen regarding assumptions and techniques employed by presidents in relating with their boards of trustees, 99 presidents and 38 trustees responded from a national sample of 142 and 55, respectively. The presidents' responses indicated that the average board…

The evaluation instruments contained in this publication are used by the New England Teacher Corps Network to gather information for writing proposals, restructuring meetings, obtaining feedback, setting directions, and analyzing the Network's functioning. These instruments can be used by other linking organizations. The instruments are used to…

An objective record is presented of the processes that led to faculty collective bargaining at Chicago State University (CSU), based principally on the published proceedings of the Board of Governors of State Colleges and Universities of the State of Illinois. The study presents chronologically the official record of the CSU faculty-governing…

A MAJOR PAPER AT THE CONFERENCE CONCERNED THE ROLE OF THE FACULTY IN JUNIOR COLLEGE GOVERNANCE, EMPHASIZING THAT EFFECTIVE FACULTY PARTICIPATION REQUIRES (1) ADEQUATE REPRESENTATION OF THE FACULTY, (2) EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION, AND (3) FACULTY AUTHORITY IN THOSE AREAS LEGITIMATELY WITHIN ITS POWER. A SECOND…

A well conducted college capital campaign produces more money faster and at less cost than any other method, is one of the best public relations moves an institution can make, indicates an institution's weaknesses, identifies an institution's friends, and is one of the necessary ingredients for a successful longrange development program. Success…

This publication gives the complete by-laws (including amendments) of the Corning Community College as they deal with (1) administrative control and powers and duties of the board of trustees, (2) terms of office and duties of officers and committees of the board, (3) time, place, frequency, and procedures of meetings of the board, (4) functions…

Five papers examine various facets of the new administrative structures of continuing education in England since 1970. Papers include: the chief administrative officer as college secretary (R.J. Stephens); the chief administrative officer and the academic board (A.M. Davis); the department head and the academic board (H.D. Law); decisionmaking and…

The transcript of a panel discussion and an essay on public access to and control of society's information resources are presented. It is contended that the electronic Media--including radio, television, and communication satellites--are controlled by a select group of individuals and corporations and that they are not meeting the public interest.…

From the late 1960s to the spring of 1970 there was an acceleration of anti-war protest and political movements. At Stanford University this period was characterized by controversy, deep divisions within the university community, disruption of classes, student strikes, and the presence of uniformed police on campus. In this environment of…

This document provides a basic structure for studying the public schools of North Carolina and the relationship that exists between county school systems and the State. The legal structure of public education is explained; a chart illustrates the organizational structure and outlines the responsibilities of State personnel in education. Financial…

The relationships between the Penobscot and Passamaquoddy Indian Tribes and the State of Maine began in the 1820's. Treaties have left the Penobscot tribe with ownership of 146 islands in the Penobscot River while the Passamaquoddy tribe lives on land owned by the State. Both tribes presently have trust funds derived from the sale of land, and use…

The increased computer capability at the University of Chicago challenges its Computation Center to generate demand by making the expanded capacity available in a broader, more effective way than has been done in the past. The new computing services must be of reasonable comparable quality to alternatives, but offered at lower marginal costs. The…

Presented in this document is the agreement between the Board of Trustees of Hudson Valley Community College and the Hudson Valley Community College Faculty Association for the period from August 29, 1972 through August 31, 1974. The articles of the agreement cover professional working conditions, academic freedom and responsibility, faculty…

This document presents the master agreement between Jackson Community College Board of Trustees and Jackson Community Faculty Association for the period from September 1, 1973 through August 31, 1975. The articles of the agreement include the following: rights of the board, rights and responsibilities of the instructors and the association,…