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    Important_Books

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  • HREDC-RUSQ-Winter02

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    HREDC-RUSQ-Winter02

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  • HREDC-LJ-Aug02

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    HREDC-LJ-Aug02.pdf

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    HREDC Choice

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    Higher Education In The United States

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  • topics

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    Higher Education in the United States: An Encyclopedia
    Forest and Kinser, eds. 2 Volumes: ABC-CLIO, 2002

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    Topic Themes included Author
    Academic advising taking right courses, poor vs. good advising, role of faculty vs. separate office

    Margaret King
    Schenectady County Community College
    Academic freedom history of, support for and against, relationship to 1st amendment, examples of famous legal cases (e.g., Jeffries) M. Christopher Brown
    Penn State University
    Academic Leadership
    		 presidents, senior staff – the trouble with academic leadership, tension vs. traditional collegial history, faculty role in leadership

    Peter Eckel
    American Council on Education

    Academic press

    		 role of university press as gatekeeper for knowledge distribution; current pressures to make money Peter Givler
    Academic Support Programs, centers, approaches to (incl. Peer tutoring), history of, political ideals behind Frank Christ
    Access Relevant policies and legislation; philosophy and goals behind (social, economic); open admissions; current issues; emerging role of distance ed Greg Anderson
    Columbia University
    Accountability for how institutions use resources; focus on assessment, more effective production of desired outcomes; Linda Johnsrud and Joanne Gisselquist
    University of Hawaii
    Accreditation*** include both regional and specialized; history; challenges to accreditation’s legitimacy

    Judith Eaton.
    Council for Higher Education Accreditation
    Administration – Academic Dean, Dept. Chair, other common titles and their responsibilities; preparation for professional career in this field James Bess
    Amherst, Massachusetts
    Administration – general what is a bursar? registrar? provost? Other common titles and their responsibilities; preparation for Bob Dixon
    Administration – Student Affairs residence hall types, programs; preparation for professional career in this field John Mueller
    Admissions
    		 private counselors; Kaplan, test prep companies; criteria, limitations; need-blind admissions; selectivity; early decision Joyce Smith
    Adult Learning   Stephen Brookfield
    University of St. Thomas
    Adult Students Demographics and issues Carol Kasworm
    North Carolina State University

    Advanced placement

    		 refer to College Board; history of; current issues Patricia Maloney
    American Council on Education
    Affirmative Action History, impact, support for/opposition to Ben Baez
    Georgia State University
    African American Studies Bruce Anthony Jones
    African Americans in Higher Education Stafford Hood
    Arizona State University
    Alternative Providers of Higher Education Non-traditional institutions, organizations Jeffrey Sun
    Columbia University
    Alumni influence of; donations, fundraising issues Pamela Eddy
    Michigan State University
    American Association of University Professors influence of; policies; history of; current issues Mary Bergin
    American Association of University Professors
    American Council on Education influence of; policies; history of; current issues Laura Saiya
    American Council On Education
    Articulation community college transfer; state system common numbering systems, etc.; example of California and Florida system approaches Barbara Townsend
    University of Missouri
    Asian American Studies L. Ling-chi Wang University of California, Berkeley
    Asian Americans in Higher Education L. Ling-chi Wang University of California, Berkeley
    Assessment – student learning theories of, methods of; contested validity (ideas of portfolio, etc.); also discuss peer assessment Thomas Angelo
    University of Akron and
    James JF Forest,
    U.S. Military Academy

    Associate Degree

    		 Development, transferability, terminal, changing interest in, as a credential for the workforce as compared to HS Diploma David Pierce
    American Association of Community Colleges
    Associations DC establishment, other membership organizations within higher ed Connie Cook
    Athletics
    		 importance of, culture of “big sports”, NCAA, varsity, intercollegiate big-time vs. intramural, table listing all regional conferences Doug Toma
    University of Pennsylvania

    Bachelor’s Degree

    		 describe various kinds, changing interest in, as a credential for the workforce as compared to HS Diploma

    Kelly Maxwell
    University of Michigan

     
    Bayh-Dole Act Roger Geertz Gonzales
    Penn State University
    Campus Climate Measuring, impact on faculty and student life Adrianna Kezar
    ERIC Clearinghouse on Higher Education
    Career preparation Purpose of education, changing emphasis toward Melora Sundt
    University of Southern California
    Carnegie Classification List, definitions, history of its development, future developments Alex McCormack
    Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching
    Ceremonies and traditions Includes commencement, convocation, baccalaureate, graduation, other events as well as robes, Latin, other symbolic stuff Robert Kelly
    Collaborative Education Descriptions and definition, role in curricular design and innovation Ted Panitz
    College Board Description, history and functions Chris Chaves
    Community Colleges History and development, issues relating to access and completion; “cooling out” debate Kevin Dougherty
    Columbia University
    Community Relations Town-gown issues, involvement in community Ron Singleton
    Community Service Students completing, curricular and extracurricular dimension Dean McGovern
    University of Montana
    Competency-based education History, purpose, and current demand, business interest in, curricular reformer interest in Xin Wang
    Competition Between institutions for resources, students, general prestige, faculty raids, financial aid incentives Michael Mills
    University of South Florida
    Consumerism Students and parents perspective toward the institution; “shopping by fax” for best fin aid deal Edwin Mays
    Continuing education Role in community outreach, place of access for non-traditional students

    Peter Cookson and Katie Embree
    Columbia University
    Co-op programs Work experience programs for students, Cincinnati model, Antioch model, others? Debbie Blanke and Dana Christman
    Core curriculum Definitions of, role in the curriculum Dmitry Suspitsin
    Penn State University
    Crime Occurrence on campus, policy issue, types of crime, (cross ref. w/Student Right to Know act)

    Melora Sundt
    University of Southern California
    Critical thinking As outcome of education, strategies, measuring, defining Dmitry Suspitsin
    Penn State University
    Curricular innovations History of curricular innovations, open colleges, honors, grading changes, interdisciplinary, technology; opposition to

    Lisa Lattuca
    Loyola University-Chicago
    Curriculum Definitions of, debates over Clif Conrad and Kathyn Huggett
    University of Wisconsin
    Degrees Various kinds, development of, results of new disciplines of study, credentialing characteristics Chris Chaves
    Department of Education History, responsibilities, ERIC, NCES, OERI, IPEDS, annual ‘Condition” reports, faculty research; former Department of Health, Education and Welfare Adrianna Kezar
    ERIC Clearinghouse on Higher Education
    Departments and Academic Units Expansion of, emphasis on disciplinary research, role in legitimizing scholarship, development of academic journals to support; units within a college competing for resources; informal national rankings of departmental quality within disciplines Carol Colbeck
    Penn State University
    Desegregation Southern institutions, legal decisions, court orders Clif Conrad
    Disability access Changes institutions have made to accommodate, ADA stuff Susan Pliner
    Disciplinary Associations New disciplines, evolutions of, role in defining scholarship, List disciplinary associations, e.g., ASA, APA, etc. Marty Apple, ACS
    Dissertations Describe process, how they are distributed and used, the stress of completing them! Linda Johnsrud and Jocelyn Surla
    University of Hawaii
    Distance education Definition of, history of, use of technology, recent explosion, role in access Debbie Blanke and Gina Wekke

    Doctoral degree

    		 Terminal degree, development of role as faculty credential, varieties of (D.A., Psy. D., Ed.D., etc) James Soto Antony
    University of Washington
    Early Intervention Programs Patricia Gandara
    University of California-Davis
    Economic development Importance of Higher ed to the economy, justification for state and corporate support, studies that estimate impact; “educated workforce” perspectives John Cheslock
    Economics of education Financial benefits of education to students; (private good vs social good) discussion; impact on perspectives of role of higher education, views toward who should bear the primary costs David Levinson
    Bergen Community College
    Endowments Growth in, use of by institutions, rules governing for non-profits, accreditation requirements; importance to college bond-rating, financial flexibility Charlotte Sullivan
    University of Texas
    Enrollment management Describe perspective of, development of the philosophy – integration of admissions, financial aid, counseling to maintain enrollment Don Hossler
    Indiana University
    Entreprenuerialism among both institutions and faculty, interaction with business, creation and spin off of for-profit divisions Michael Mills
    University of South Florida
    Equity Ideals of, impact on higher ed; Title IX sports, Financial Aid redistribution to poorer students, etc. James Coaxum
    Rowan University
    Ethical Issues Research, professor-student sexual relationships, classroom vulgarity, AAUP statement on professional ethics; student codes of conduct; behavioral suspensions, dismissals John Braxton
    Vanderbilt University
    Ethnic student centers Marie Ting
    Executive education Describe Exec Ed programs, directed at new market of student, history of them Chris Hoppey
    Experiential Education Describe Philosophy, institutions that emphasize it, the reform aspects Melissa McDaniels
    Northeastern University
    Faculty development Teaching centers, etc.te Connie Cook
    Faculty evaluation Approaches to; portfolios vs. traditional forms; Boyer, etc. Mike Theall
    University of Illinois at Springfield
    Faculty productivity methods and trends, difficulty defining James Fairweather
    Michigan State University
    Faculty roles describe the traditional work of the faculty and their involvement in the institution (teaching, research, service), how roles are changing, and changes in job security as roles have changed

    Martin Finkelstein
    Seton Hall University
    and Gene Rice
    American Association for Higher Education
    Faculty Senates role in governance, effectiveness Vicki Rosser
    University of Missouri
    Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
    		 Describe history and impact Kim Vanderlinden
    Michigan State University
    Feminist Education Becky Ropers-Huilman
    Financial aid Federal policy involved, shift from grants to loans, include discussion of “leveraging” in admissions and retention decisions Jacqueline King
    American Council on Education
    Financing higher education government role, trends (declines in the seventies and early nineties), money from grants, endowment, tuition; President as fundraiser, capital campaigns Jake Julia
    Northwestern University
    First Generation College Students Vasti Torres
    George Washington University
    First Year Experience John Gardner and Betsy Barefoot
    For-Profit Institutions describe, trends, image, financial aid issue Brian Pusser
    University of Virginia
    Foundations contributions of Carnegie, Ford, Pew, Kellogg, etc. to higher education John Thelin and Amy Wells
    University of Kentucky
    Fundraising status, development in public institutions, fund drive records, impact on the institution and the presidency

    John Abrahams
    Council for the Advancement and Support of Education
    Gay/lesbian/bisexual studies Patrick Dilley
    Southern Illinois University
    Gay/lesbian/bisexuals in Higher Education Demographics and issues Kris Renn
    Michigan State University
    General education define, history, Harvard Redbook, current issues Michael Bastedo
    Stanford University
    GI Bill (Serviceman’s Readjustment Act) Describe intent, scope, and impact, original is on Higher-Ed.Org website, updates for other wars

    Kevin Kinser
    SUNY Albany
    Globalization/Internationalization Bill Hoffa
    University of Massachusetts and James JF Forest
    U.S. Military Academy, West Point
    Governance variety of models, public vs private, religious, consensus, business models, AGB statements Vicki Rosser
    University of Missouri
    Governing boards Boards of Trustees, system boards, election to, role of members, involvement of business, relationship to fundraising, micromanaging Cheryl Lovell
    University of Denver
    Graduate education evolution since WWII, encompasses liberal arts, sciences, professional, fine arts, etc. Role of outside funding, support of faculty research, and teaching duties, Masters programs James Soto Antony
    University of Washington
    Graduate students Issues, debt, working, demographics, disciplines James Soto Antony
    University of Washington
    Great Books and the Curriculum The development of the idea of the canon, the debates of the eighties, relation to general education, St John’s curriculum, Chicago Mike Bastedo
    Stanford University
    Greek Life Fraternities and sororities, historically black organizations, list nationals, issues, institutions which banned them, exclusiveness, role in college life, drinking, sexual assault, bulemia/anorexia John Thelin
    University of Kentucky
    Higher Education Act
    		 Background and history of the Act and its revisions Greg Dubrow
    University of Pennsylvania
    Higher Education as a Field of Study Brief overview of how we got to where we are today, development of the field, G. Stanley Hall, etc. Les Goodchild
    University of Denver
    Hispanic-Serving Institutions Antonio Flores
    Historically Black Colleges and Universities Definition, issues, enrollment trends, discrimination in funding, resources, success of black students M. Christopher Brown
    Penn State University
    History of American Higher Education Brief overview of how we got to where we are today, development of the colonial college, land-grants, research universities, electives, etc. (Things we should emphasize from before WWII) Les Goodchild
    University of Denver
    Honorary Degrees  
    David Engberg
    American Council on Education
    Honors programs Origin, Swarthmore, describe various models
    Frank Shushok
    Impact of college on students basically outline the pasc and ter book, cross ref. w/student development theory Lisa Wolf-Wendel
    University of Kansas

    Important Books on Higher Education

    		   John Thelin,
    University of Kentucky
    & Amy Wells,
    University of New Orleans
    Important Events in Higher Education   Kevin Kinser, SUNY Albany
    & James Forest, US Military Academy
    Institutional Culture   Dave Guthrie and Donald Opitz
    Geneva College
    Institutional Diversity   Christopher Morphew
    University of Kansas
    Institutional research Purpose, benchmarking, outcomes assessment, cross ref. w/strategic planning, administration Ann DeBiak
    Arizona State University
    Intellectual property Legal issues, relationship to teaching, who owns the course/lecture, impact of telecommunications, cross ref. w/publishing, research Ben Baez
    Georgia State University
    Interdisciplinary programs describe various models, evolution into degrees and stricter disciplines, cutting edge research, questions about quality Bill Newell
    International Student and Faculty participation in Higher Education
    		 Foreign scholars (impact of), exchange programs, connections within disciplines, student issues Ken Kempner
    University of Oregon
    Internet
    		 Higher Ed’s role in development, early uses of; now plays key role in marketing, admissions, research, teaching, library and bookstore services, etc. Lisa Petrides
    Columbia University
    Ivy League Identify institutions, perceptions of quality, selectivity, expense Matthew Prentice
    Michigan State University
    Jewish Participation in Higher Education Marianne Sanua
    Land-grant institutions List, Morrill Acts, purpose, size; related legislation Chris Bakkum
    University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
    Latino/Hispanic/Chicano Studies Patricia Gandara
    Latino/Hispanic/Chicanos in Higher Education Alberto Cabrera
    Penn State University
    Learning Communities Vincent Tinto
    Syracuse University
    Learning disabilities Accommodation, ADA, impact on the classroom Jeffrey Sun
    Columbia University
    Learning organizations Define, impact of ideas on higher ed institutions, business model Case Willoughby
    Columbia University
    Learning styles Overview of various models and their application in the curriculum David and Alice Kolb
    Legal issues – federal 1st amendment, sexual harassment, discrimination, Title IX sports, Crime reporting, ADA Robert M. Hendrickson
    Penn State University
    Legal issues – state Sunshine laws, state regulations Michael McLendon and Jon Mandeville
    Vanderbilt University
    Liberal arts Define, role in the undergraduate curriculum, faculty identity; “value of a liberal arts education”; evolution of liberal education over time Ross Miller
    American Association of Colleges and Universities
    Liberal arts colleges Characteristics, issues, elite institutions, transformation into comprehensive inst. Marilyn Amey
    Michigan State University
    Libraries Role in the university, accreditation requirements, virtual libraries, long-term storage issues, futures; increasing role of technology, CD ROM, Internet Robert V. Labaree
    University of Southern California
    Lifelong learning philosophy of education, history of the term, impact on university organization Pamela Eddy
    Michigan State University
    Lobbying development of the trend, DC lobbyists, set-asides in appropriations bills, another special interests; also, discuss State Lobbyists, private vs. public sector lobbying Connie Cook
    Marketing of higher education
    		 Development of the trend, advertising slogans, ethics involved; uses for admissions, fundraising, community support Marc Cutright
    Brevard College

    Masters degree

    		 role of degree, terminal masters, various kinds, Postsecondary Teaching; MBA, MAT as key degrees in their fields, while MA in English not so Jennifer Grant Hayworth, and Keith O’Neill
    Loyola University Chicago
    Multiculturalism define perspective, impact on the curriculum and student life, resistance to it Anna M. Ortiz
    National Collegiate Athletic Association [NCAA]
    		 Development of the organization, issues it deals with, ethics, policies Doug Toma
    University of Pennsylvania
    National Defense Education Act
    		 describe background, impact on the sciences, cold war issues Greg Dubrow
    University of Pennsylvania
    National Science Foundation Origin with Vannevar Bush, development, impact on research, areas supported, funding levels, political debates Rita Colwell
    National Science Foundation
    Native American Studies Wayne Stein
    Montana State University
    Native Americans in Higher Education Wayne Stein
    Montana State University
    Non-discrimination statements Define, issue surrounding addition of sexual orientation, federal regulations requiring, state vs private, religious institutions Melora Sundt
    University of Southern California
    Office for Civil Rights Terri L. Mangione
    Office of Educational Research and Improvement (OERI) Maris Vinovskis
    University of Michigan
    Organizational theory Outline main ideas and theories, relationship to higher ed, Organized anarchy Ted Youn
    Boston College and
    James JF Forest
    U.S. Military Academy
    Part-time Students Demographics and issues Linda Serra Hagedorn
    University of Southern California
    Part-time Faculty Demographics and issues; growth of adjunct faculty Ann Austin and Liliana Mina
    Michigan State University

    Peer Review

    		 Of scholarly articles and research proposals, development of tradition, role in academic publishing, issues with internet distribution of research, ethics Albert Henderson
    Pell Grants
    		 history, eligibility, amounts as percentage of tuition cost Dmitry Suspitsin
    Penn State University
    Performance funding Trend, some indicators used, success of various efforts, cross ref. w/Accountability Joseph Burke
    Rockefeller Institute of Government
    Philosophies and Purposes of Higher Education Barbara Fuhrmann
    Policy – federal How is federal policy developed? Affirmative Action as a policy, not a legislative act; others

    Michael Parsons
    Indiana University
    Policy – state How is state policy developed? Impact of having graduates from your institution as key legislators (compare MI with MA, support for public vs private) Brian Pusser and Dudley Doane
    University of Virginia
    Political contexts Loyalty Oaths, McCarthy, Cold war, Vietnam, recession, Southern apartheid, Reagan-Bush era; recent conservative backlash to Affirmative Action Nancy Diamond
    Penn State University
    Politically Correct define, history of the term, impact of the ideology, impact of the term, culture wars Roger Geertz Gonzalez
    Penn State University
    Portfolios: Student Development of at Alverno for student assessment; uses at liberal arts colleges; X-ref with assessment and transcript entries Kelly Maxwell
    University of Michigan
    Portfolios: Teaching faculty portfolios; X-ref with teaching, faculty Dan Tompkins
    Temple University and
    James JF Forest,
    U.S. Military Academy
    Postdoctoral research requirement for sciences, abuses Roger Geertz Gonzalez
    Penn State University

    Postsecondary Occupational Education

    		 types of institutions and programs, degrees and certificates, industry orientation, effectiveness W. Norton Grubb
    University of California-Berkeley
    Pre-collegiate programs
    		 programs that encourage students to enroll in college, particularly those for minority students, but also summer enrichment for the rich kids

    Debra Stern
    Presidential Leadership Changing role of the president, presidential tenure Marilyn Amey
    Michigan State University
    Private institutions Define, development of, enrollment, elite and non-elite versions, small private liberal arts survival; issues of finance, enrollment, competition w/public sector & ea. other; distinctiveness; ability to innovate more freely than public institutions Dot Finnegan
    College of William and Mary
    Privatization The process of public institutions privatizing various functions, also the subcontracting of functions to the private sector (e.g., bookstore, residence halls, administrative services, etc.) D. Bruce Johnstone
    State University of New York at Buffalo
    Professional education Law, medicine, and business, education; development of them as dominant grad schools, relation to arts and sciences, impact on fundraising James Soto Antony
    University of Washington
    Public Relations
    		 Development of the profession within Higher Ed; use of press releases; CASE and PRSA’s “Counselors to Higher Education”; uses for admissions, fundraising, community relations and support;

    Alicia Crotty
    Publishing Publish or perish phenomenon, role of the monograph and journal as gatekeeper for knowledge distribution; current pressures to make money; who reads these things Albert Henderson
    Quality conceptions of; movements (TQI, CQI, etc).; also discuss public perceptions of quality; cross ref. w/rankings Elaine El-Khawas
    George Washington University
    Rankings – Academic Programs The graduate program list, criteria for determining, controversy regarding, what to do about low ranking programs Marc Cutright
    Brevard College
    Rankings – Institutional US News, Money best colleges. etc. stuff, controversies, historical perspective on, consumerism, how colleges change as a result Marguerite Clarke
    Boston College
    Recruitment — faculty Methods, affirmative action, student involvement in the process, “grow your own” Lisa Wolf-Wendel
    University of Kansas
    Recruitment — student issues for selective versus non-selective institutions, affirmative action, admissions mailings from PSAT Patty Murphy
    Dickinson College
    Reform movements emphasis on curricular reform, and organizational change

    Elaine El-Khawas
    George Washington University
    Regional consortia List, missions, history, current practice, WICHE, Midwest one, SREB, Northeast, others Sally Johnstone
    Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education
    Religious institutions Post WWII issues, sponsors, who attends Dave Guthrie and Donald Opitz
    Geneva College
    Remediation impact on institutions, relation to K-12 preparation, student success after participating, different models (summer study, non-credit, outsourced), access, CUNY controversy Linda Serra Hagedorn
    University of Southern California
    Research and scholarship Faculty role, dominance of, preparation of faculty, locations for publication, include academic journals, accessibility to public, in all kinds of institutions, status; issues raised in Boyer’s Scholarship Reconsidered John Braxton and Patricia Helland
    Vanderbilt University
    Research Ethics and Regulation Issues surrounding the regulation of research, ethical/non-ethical types of research conducted; examples (military research; use of prisoners, mental patients, etc.); PETA issues; “informed consent” Nicholas Steneck
    University of Michigan
    Research funding grants, federal set-asides, overhead issues, Stanford’s problems, corporate sponsorship, publication restrictions, disclosure in publications; impact of reductions in federal support Chris Roe
    Stanford University
    Research institutes Independent and affiliated with colleges and universities, purpose, history. Chris Roe
    Stanford University
    Research Integrity and Scientific Misconduct student and faculty cheating Nicholas Steneck
    University of Michigan
    Residential colleges (House system) Development of living-learning environment, history, involvement of faculty, various models Case Willoughby
    Columbia University
    Residential life Importance for student involvement, housing requirements for undergraduates, evolution of living arrangements, privatization Ron Lunardini
    Retention keeping students enrolled, theories of persistence for students, include models for minority, non-traditional, problems with measuring Vincent Tinto
    Syracuse University
    Retrenchment Cutting academic programs and staff; When? Why? Peter Eckel
    American Council on Education
    School-to-work Federal Policy, connection with K12 and industry, involvement of community colleges Terry Orr
    Columbia University
    Sea-grant institutions describe funding and purpose, list James JF Forest
    U.S. Military Academy
    Selective institutions describe criteria, evolution of the practice, quotas, Affirmative action issue, prestige associated with it Frankie Santos Laanan
    Service faculty role, to institution through committee work and to community through research and consulting, institutions that remain aloof Kelly Ward
    Oklahoma State University
    Service-Learning   Dean McGovern
    Montana State University
    Spirituality in Higher Education Mike Waggoner
    University of Northern Iowa
    Standardized tests List primary ones for admissions (SAT, ACT, GRE, etc.), issues of validity, scores for minorities, test-prep companies; Marguerite Clarke
    Boston College
    State colleges and universities (public institutions) most students, lower tuition, point of access, support, identification with community, alumni base, political influence Cheryl Lovell
    University of Denver
    State systems of higher education Leadership, patterns of organization, flagship, political influence, mission differentiation, funding issues; California 3-tier model, Clark Kerr; governance issues; influence of governor & state politics Brian Pusser and Brian Prescott
    University of Virginia
    Strategic Planning various philosophies, Mission statements, business influence

    Linda Johnsrud
    University of Hawaii
    Student Activism Student Protests, tactics, free speech movement, divestment, other issues over time Phil Altbach and Kevin Sayers
    Boston College
    Student Attitudes Astin data Linda Sax
    University of California – Los Angeles
    Student Choice   Rob Toukoushian
    Student Cultures different groups that develop with different mores Dawn Person
    California State University – Long Beach
    Student Development Theory Origin and evolution of theories, impact on student affairs, relation to teaching and learning
    Student Discipline   Richard Fossey
    Student Exchange/Study Abroad
    		 Describe evolution since WWII, give numbers and destination countries William Hoffa
    University of Massachusetts and
    James JF Forest,
    U.S. Military Academy
    Student government Evolution since WWII, role in campus governance, sixties involvement, elections Joe Berger
    University of Massachusetts
    Student life Out of class activities of students on campus, include student organizations, social life, amount of studying, image; Co-curricular programming, design Jim Earle
    Franklin Pierce College
    Student Participation in Institutional Governance  

    William M. McDonald and Elisa Dunman
    Carson-Newman College
    Student Right to Know
    		 Describe history and impact Kim Vanderlinden
    Michigan State University
    Student Success Defined, factors in Karen Arnold
    Boston College
    Student unions the buildings, purposes they serve, outsourcing of management, role in student life, funding to build Joe Berger
    University of Massachusetts
    Substance Abuse Issues with college students, change in drinking age, experimentation, impact on financial aid

    Laura Hensley
    Syllabi Creation of, as a legal document, role in the classroom; view as “guide” for structuring classroom learning and topics by which learning is assessed

    Barbara Gross Davis
    University of Berkeley
    Teaching Faculty role, theories of, methods, assessment, how faculty (grad students) are trained, teaching excellence centers Thomas Angelo
    University of Akron and
    James JF Forest,
    U.S. Military Academy
    Teaching – Evaluation of Approaches to; importance of; methods, policies; relation to faculty development; the teaching “dossier” and other products Mike Theall
    University of Illinois at Springfield
    Technical Colleges Describe history and evolution, financial aid issues, role in the larger system, transferability, students served Pamela Eddy
    Michigan State University

    Technology

    		 various types of instructional tech, administrative tech, impact on institutions financially, challenge to tradition, as a reform issue, administrative and academic uses Stuart Snydman
    Stanfored University
    Technology transfer Link with business and economic development, intellectual property Melissa Anderson and Janet Holdsworth
    University of Minnesota
    Tech-prep Federal policy, K14 model, new model of vocational track, issues with persistence Terry Orr
    Columbia University
    Tenure history of; support for/against, etc. Martin Finkelstein
    Seton Hall University
    Theories of Research on Higher Education Constructivist approach to research on higher education; critical theory; postmodern approaches Susan Talburt
    Georgia State University
    Title IX Glynnis McCarthy
    Penn State University
    Transcripts – academic and co-curricular What they are used for, GPA, role in transfer; how these have been used by some institutions to catalog the out-of-class learning experiences of students Barbara Townsend
    University of Missouri
    Transfer students
    		 Persistence, success rate, number who transfer, issues with transitions Arthur Cohen
    UCLA
    and Bill Armstrong
    UC San Diego
    Transition to College Debra Bragg
    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
    Tribal colleges
    		 describe history and evolution, funding issues, accreditation issues Kelly Ward
    Oklahoma State University
    Truman report (Report of the president’s commission on higher education for American democracy) Describe recommendations and how they were followed or not, relation to growth of Community College system Joseph Berger
    University of Massachusetts
    Tuition describe tuition rates since WWII, rise in the eighties, as a financing tool — students would pay more, maybe because of financial aid, changes in who is eligible for aid because of tuition, commission of tuition Edward St. John
    Indiana University
    Unions – faculty origin, faculty governance issues, impact on institutions, strikes, Yeshiva case Philo Hutcheson
    Georgia State University
    Unions – grad students origin, grad students as employees or students, institutions that have been successful, union sponsored job actions Scott Kerlin
    University-Industry Partnerships Melissa Anderson
    University of Minnesota
    University-Community Partnerships reasons for in terms of providing access, improving K-12 education and the well-being of children; examples of federal (GEAR UP) and foundation (Ford, Pew, Kellogg) programs Meredith Honig
    Stanford University
    Virtual universities
    		 Definition, as elements of existing institutions, as stand-alone entities, accreditation issues, teaching issues Sally Johnstone
    Women in Higher Education Judy Glazer
    Long Island University
    Women’s Colleges Irene Harwarth
    U.S. Department of Education
    Women’s Studies Susan Talburt
    Georgia State University
    Workforce development institutional role, partner with industry, economic role, origin of term Edward St. John
    Indiana University

    Work-study

    		 Financial aid source, rules governing, students participating, success of students Kim Vanderlinden
    Michigan State University

     

    ***By special arrangement with ABC-CLIO Publishers, the Council for Higher Education Accreditation has posted Judith Eaton’s entry on Accreditation to their website.

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