2003New Directions for Community CollegesRequires access

Learning on the Job: Moving From Faculty to Administration

Chris McCarthy

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Abstract With administrative roles come many changes for faculty leaders, including the perceptions of others, the perception of self, and the skills necessary to remain credible.

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Abstract With administrative roles come many changes for faculty leaders, including the perceptions of others, the perception of self, and the skills necessary to remain credible.

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Abstract With administrative roles come many changes for faculty leaders, including the perceptions of others, the perception of self, and the skills necessary to remain credible.

Key concepts: Perception, Administration (probate law), Psychology, Educational administration, Faculty development, Public relations, Pedagogy, Medical education

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