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Participative governance bodies in higher education: Report of a national study

Joseph E. Gilmour

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Abstract Data from a national survey indicate that 91 percent of colleges and universities have a participative governance body that includes faculty and that both faculty and administrative leaders find these bodies effective and useful.

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Abstract Data from a national survey indicate that 91 percent of colleges and universities have a participative governance body that includes faculty and that both faculty and administrative leaders find these bodies effective and useful.

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Abstract Data from a national survey indicate that 91 percent of colleges and universities have a participative governance body that includes faculty and that both faculty and administrative leaders find these bodies effective and useful.

Key concepts: Corporate governance, Higher education, Public administration, Political science, Public relations, Business, Finance, Law

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