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Boundary Spanner Role Conflict In Public Urban Universities, Joseph Gauntner Jan 2013

Boundary Spanner Role Conflict In Public Urban Universities, Joseph Gauntner

ETD Archive

Universities are increasingly seeking partnerships with external organizations for student learning and inter-organizational access to resources (Austin, 2010 Sandmann, 2006). The focus of such partnerships includes employee training, business development, affordable housing, community schools, community health centers, and other projects of reciprocal value to both the universities and community partners. Such work is frequently labeled university-community engagement (Carnegie Foundation, 2007). University staff members who build and sustain partnerships between their institutions and the broader community are referred to as boundary spanners (AASCU, 2004). Working as agents of the institution, a boundary spanner must be capable of working both sides of …


2011 Vol. 60 No. 1, Cleveland-Marshall College Of Law Oct 2011

2011 Vol. 60 No. 1, Cleveland-Marshall College Of Law

2010s

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A Critical Look At Four Multicultural Reform Efforts In One Urban College Of Education, Mary Gove, Dinah Volk, Kristine Lynn Still, Grace Hui-Chen Huang, Sashelle Thomas-Alexander Jul 2011

A Critical Look At Four Multicultural Reform Efforts In One Urban College Of Education, Mary Gove, Dinah Volk, Kristine Lynn Still, Grace Hui-Chen Huang, Sashelle Thomas-Alexander

Teacher Education Faculty Publications

The article describes multicultural reform projects at an urban college of education including analyses of student's descriptions of their experiences in urban schools, the results of a faculty diversity self-study group and issues arising from culturally responsive pedagogy in an early childhood teaching class. The author's assertion that diversity education is an essential part of teacher education is discussed, and the importance of continuous critical analysis of teacher education is emphasized.


1980 Vol. 28 No. 4, Cleveland-Marshall College Of Law May 1980

1980 Vol. 28 No. 4, Cleveland-Marshall College Of Law

1980s

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