John D. Millett
Abstract
Abstract Coordinating boards are necessarily oriented toward state government, while statewide governing boards are oriented toward institutions. These two different types of boards must have correspondingly different characteristics.
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Abstract Coordinating boards are necessarily oriented toward state government, while statewide governing boards are oriented toward institutions. These two different types of boards must have correspondingly different characteristics.
Key concepts: State (computer science), Business, Institutional research, Public administration, Higher education, State government, Public relations, Political science