PERSPECTIVES ON COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEADERSHIP: TWENTY YEARS IN THE MAKING
Marilyn J. Amey, Kim E. VanDerLinden, Dennis F. Brown
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Marilyn J. Amey, Kim E. VanDerLinden, Dennis F. Brown
Abstract
Findings from a national study of community college administrative careers, examining issues of position, gender, and race / ethnicity are reported. Career path data also are compared with an earlier national study, showing that paths to the presidency have changed since 1985. Implications for recruitment into senior positions and leadership diversity are discussed.
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Findings from a national study of community college administrative careers, examining issues of position, gender, and race / ethnicity are reported. Career path data also are compared with an earlier national study, showing that paths to the presidency have changed since 1985. Implications for recruitment into senior positions and leadership diversity are discussed.
Key concepts: Presidency, Diversity (politics), Community college, Ethnic group, Race (biology), Position (finance), Sociology, Educational leadership