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Emerging relationships between community colleges and state and local agencies

Paul Wing

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Abstract Few colleges can expect to succeed in the 1980s by being all things to all people. Community colleges, like all other institutions, must consider their goals and impact in the larger higher education system when developing plans for the future.

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Abstract Few colleges can expect to succeed in the 1980s by being all things to all people. Community colleges, like all other institutions, must consider their goals and impact in the larger higher education system when developing plans for the future.

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Abstract Few colleges can expect to succeed in the 1980s by being all things to all people. Community colleges, like all other institutions, must consider their goals and impact in the larger higher education system when developing plans for the future.

Key concepts: State (computer science), Community college, Public relations, Higher education, Public administration, Political science, Business, Medical education

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