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Panel: The Role Of Endowments In Financing Higher Education - Handout: Universities Are Becoming Billion Dollar Hedge Funds (A. Taylor)
Journal of Collective Bargaining in the Academy
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Panel: The Role Of Endowments In Financing Higher Education - Handout: Students Target Their School's Underperforming Investments (J. Lorin)
Journal of Collective Bargaining in the Academy
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Panel: The Role Of Endowments In Financing Higher Education, Kenneth Redd
Panel: The Role Of Endowments In Financing Higher Education, Kenneth Redd
Journal of Collective Bargaining in the Academy
NACUBO-Communfund Study of Endowments
Panel: The Role Of Endowments In Financing Higher Education, Peter Rup
Panel: The Role Of Endowments In Financing Higher Education, Peter Rup
Journal of Collective Bargaining in the Academy
Why Small E&Fs Typically Underperform Their Larger Counterparts
Panel: The Role Of Endowments In Financing Higher Education, Peter Rup
Panel: The Role Of Endowments In Financing Higher Education, Peter Rup
Journal of Collective Bargaining in the Academy
2017 Macro Outlook
Critical College Experiences Of The Middle Third Of The High School Graduating Class, Nathan Kaoru Keikiokamakua Hanamaikai
Critical College Experiences Of The Middle Third Of The High School Graduating Class, Nathan Kaoru Keikiokamakua Hanamaikai
Department of Educational Administration: Dissertations, Theses, and Student Research
Seven recent graduates from a large, open access university in the Western United States who also graduated from high school in the middle third of their graduating class were interviewed to examine what they considered critical decisions during college and what effect those decisions had on their progress towards graduation. More than 45 critical incidents were identified by the participants. All incidents involved interaction with another person to some degree. All but 11 of the incidents were with people outside of institutional employees. Of the 11 incidents, the majority involved faculty members in either positive or negative situations. Upon further …