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Vocational Education Advisory Committee Members' Perceptions of Their Role in the Community Colleges of Washington State

Raymond L. Harry

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Advisory committees are considered essential to the establishment and operation of vocational and technical education programs. This study describes the results of a survey of 20 community college advisory board members in sixteen districts in Washington State.

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Advisory committees are considered essential to the establishment and operation of vocational and technical education programs. This study describes the results of a survey of 20 community college advisory board members in sixteen districts in Washington State.

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Advisory committees are considered essential to the establishment and operation of vocational and technical education programs. This study describes the results of a survey of 20 community college advisory board members in sixteen districts in Washington State.

Key concepts: Advisory committee, Vocational education, State (computer science), Political science, Community college, Perception, Public administration, Public relations

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