2004Journal of Sichuan Institute of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary MedicineRequires access

ON “SEVEN CONSCIOUSNESS” NECESSARY FOR UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATORS

Yu Zhi

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Based on the development and changes of universities and colleges, this paper puts forward “seven consciousness” that any university administrators should have. They are integration consciousness, service consciousness, opening consciousness, innovation consciousness, efficiency consciousness, science consciousness and human consciousness.

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Based on the development and changes of universities and colleges, this paper puts forward “seven consciousness” that any university administrators should have. They are integration consciousness, service consciousness, opening consciousness, innovation consciousness, efficiency consciousness, science consciousness and human consciousness.

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Based on the development and changes of universities and colleges, this paper puts forward “seven consciousness” that any university administrators should have. They are integration consciousness, service consciousness, opening consciousness, innovation consciousness, efficiency consciousness, science consciousness and human consciousness.

Key concepts: Consciousness, Social consciousness, Level of consciousness, Psychology, Sociology, Political science, Law, Developmental psychology

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