Richard L. Alfred
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Abstract Community colleges can ill afford to function in isolation from the political and economic base provided by external constituencies. Impact assessment strategies are needed to guide resource allocation and generation decisions in pursuit of selective goals with constituencies.
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Abstract Community colleges can ill afford to function in isolation from the political and economic base provided by external constituencies. Impact assessment strategies are needed to guide resource allocation and generation decisions in pursuit of selective goals with constituencies.
Key concepts: Isolation (microbiology), Function (biology), Resource allocation, Community college, Politics, Resource (disambiguation), Business, Public administration