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Thinking Differently About Academic Departments: The Academic Department as a Team

Peter D. Eckel

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Abstract The notion of teams is applied to academic departments, and findings are compared to conceptual models of self‐managing teams.

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Abstract The notion of teams is applied to academic departments, and findings are compared to conceptual models of self‐managing teams.

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Abstract The notion of teams is applied to academic departments, and findings are compared to conceptual models of self‐managing teams.

Key concepts: Academic department, Higher education, Institutional research, Learning development, Psychology, Academic achievement, Public relations, Medical education

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