The Plight of the Public Regional College

Faculty members and the leadership of many state-college systems are at odds over a proposal that aims to streamline how the institutions work, to save money, and to improve student performance through technology and administrative cooperation.

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Published in	The Chronicle of Higher Education Vol. 61; no. 13
Main Author	Kelderman, Eric
Format	Journal Article Trade Publication Article
Language	English
Published	Washington Chronicle of Higher Education, Inc 28.11.2014 Chronicle of Higher Education
Subjects	Academic Achievement Beliefs, opinions and attitudes Blended Learning College administration College faculty College students College teachers Community Colleges Competency Based Education Declining Enrollment Demonstrations and protests Electronic Learning Forecasts and trends Government finance Higher Education Online Courses Planning Policy Analysis Presidents Prior Learning Public universities and colleges Resistance (Psychology) School finance State Colleges State Schools Student Improvement Teaching Methods Trustees Universities United States Minnesota United States > US Maine Illinois Connecticut Pennsylvania
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ISSN	0009-5982 1931-1362

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Summary:	Faculty members and the leadership of many state-college systems are at odds over a proposal that aims to streamline how the institutions work, to save money, and to improve student performance through technology and administrative cooperation.
ISSN:	0009-5982 1931-1362