The Problem with Fair Practice.

Kerr, Clark

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Publication Date: 1980

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The Problem with Fair Practice.

Kerr, Clark

AGB Reports, v22 n1 p9-13 Jan-Feb 1980

The major theme of the Carnegie Commission's report is that higher education has a good record for integrity. However, there are serious concerns: grade inflation, recruiting practices, vandalism. Governing boards can play an important role in addressing the problems. One example is the survey inspired by the University of Delaware board. (Author/JMD)

Descriptors: Administrator Selection, Board Administrator Relationship, Ethics, Governing Boards, Grade Inflation, Higher Education, Integrity, Long Range Planning, Student Attitudes, Surveys, Trustees

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