The Role of the State in the Governance of Higher Education

Glenny, Lyman A.; Schmidtlein, Frank A.

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“…It was predicted almost twenty years ago that higher education would cost more, that there would be stiff competition for state resources, that productivity would be difficult to increase, and that the socioeconomic benefits would be questioned (Glenny and Schmidtlein, 1980). Even though, over the last five to seven years, most states have been experiencing solid economic growth as result of a robust economy, institutions have had to compete for their share of revenue with other sectors.…”

Section: External Cost Factors: Are States' Policies For Higher Educamentioning

confidence: 99%

2002

ASHE‐ERIC High. Edu. Rept.

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Introduction What's Driving Your Instructional Cost? Faculty Compensation Faculty Productivity Financial Commitment to Tenure Summary Are There Cost Savings in Academic Libraries? Acquisition Costs Technology Impact on Academic Libraries Outsourcing in Academic Libraries Summary Can Plant Operations and Facilities Continue to Be Ignored? Deferred Maintenance Outsourcing Energy Management Summary Is Research a Facilitator or Barrier to Cost Containment? Sponsored Research University‐Sponsored Research Direct and Indirect Cost Factors Summary Can University Student Services Remain Viable with an Increasing Cost Structure? Student Aid Administration Student Activities Supplemental Educational Services Summary External Cost Factors: Are States' Policies for Higher Education Institutions Helping or Hindering Cost Containment Opportunities? Assessment and Accountability Performance Funding and Budgeting Restructuring Summary Conclusion and Recommendations Summary of Chapter Issues (Were the Questions Answered?) Final Comments Notes

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Section: External Cost Factors: Are States' Policies For Higher Educamentioning

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2002

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“…Numerous authors have noted a need for systematic empirically based examinations of the outcomes associated with different governance arrangements (Berdahl, 1975;Glenny & Schmidtlein, 1983;Hines, 1988). In particular, there has been very little empirical, theoretically based study of innovative postsecondary educational policy at the state level.…”

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State-Level Centralization and Policy Innovation in U. S. Postsecondary Education

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Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis

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