A Study of Relationships between Characteristics of Elected and Appointed Trustees and Their Beliefs

Reports on a study to determine whether beliefs held by trustees about issues related to admissions, tuition, curricula, faculty and student involvement, student and faculty conduct, board commitment and priorities, finance, and control were associated with various trustee characteristics, including...

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Published inCommunity/Junior College Research Quarterly Vol. 6; no. 2; p. 121
Main Authors Young, Raymond J, Thompson, M. Jean
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1982
Subjects
Administrator Attitudes
Administrator Characteristics
Appointive Positions
Beliefs
Community Colleges
Comparative Analysis
Elected Positions
Surveys
Trustees
Two Year Colleges
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Summary:Reports on a study to determine whether beliefs held by trustees about issues related to admissions, tuition, curricula, faculty and student involvement, student and faculty conduct, board commitment and priorities, finance, and control were associated with various trustee characteristics, including whether the trustee had been elected or appointed. (DMM)