What college trustees need to know
Subtitle: important questions sometimes asked too late ... or never at all
By: by George J. Matthews, Norman R. Smith, Bryan E. Carlson
Contributors: Carlson, Bryan E., author; Smith, Norman R., author
Publisher: iUniverse, Inc.
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Bloomington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 269
ISBN-13: 9781475981506
Subjects: College administrators; Educational leadership; Universities and colleges; Administration
Table of contents: title: Defining the audience & the rationale for this book; title: Higher education is changing faster than some colleges can cope; title: Admissions: the institutional lifeblood; title: Financial aid & discounting: avoiding full enrollment structural deficits; title: Full-need grant aid: an impossible dream?; title: Employee tuition remission; title: The international student "solution?"; title: -Maybe not!; title: The importance of branding & niche; title: Attrition, retention & the first year experience; title: Athletics; title: Are all administrative staffing positions really needed?; title: The importance bricks, mortar & ivy; title: Is anyone assessing faculty?; title: Can trustees question instructional costs?; title: Is there a role for trustees in accreditation?; title: The library enigma; title: Technology: "future shock" has arrived; title: Is on-line learning "the" future?; title: Fund raising; title: Board composition; title: Strategic plans; title: Corporate needn't entirely be a dirty word; title: Presidential-Board symbiosis is essential; title: Recapping vital signs.