It is precisely this type of shift that will allow New Hampshire College to rethink the fundamental relationship between the student, professor and learning environment. Bradley made it clear that this type of experience is right for many students but not all. Many students will continue to take four or, in some cases, five years to complete their baccalaureate degree programs. If the grant team is successful in this curriculum reform project, and Bradley feels very strongly that it will, the first students will be admitted for the fall of 1997. The grant team meets every Tuesday from 3 to 5 p.m. in the reception area of the library.
All meetings are open.
The grant team is currently in the process of data collection. Faculty teaching courses associated with the Business Administration major are providing the team with the necessary information. He has taught at the University of New Hampshire, Plymouth State College, and New Hampshire College. Articles and a variety of other materials relating to the activities of the grant team are available to all faculty, staff and students on request at the circulation desk in the library. Questions or comments about this newsletter and the work of the grant team are welcomed and may be directed to any of the team members.