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Gender Earnings Differentials Among College Administrators

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, Issue 4 2004
James Monks
This analysis examines gender pay gap among the top five salaried individuals at private higher education institutions. We find a 13.0 percent average pay disadvantage for women versus men. This pay gap can be decomposed into a 10.4 percent differential owing to differences in the types of institutions and occupations that women hold relative to men and a 2.6 percent unexplained earnings differential. [source]

Dynamic leadership development in community college administration: Theories, applications, and implications

NEW DIRECTIONS FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES, Issue 149 2010
Matthew J. Basham
Leaders and managers in community colleges need to be flexible in their everyday job roles and responsibilities. Teams are widely used to serve specific purposes in community college administration. Adopting the research of several Harvard scholars, the authors remind community college administrators when creating dynamic teams to keep a careful balance of leaders and managers. [source]

Race, interest convergence, and transfer outcomes for black male student athletes

NEW DIRECTIONS FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES, Issue 147 2009
Shaun R. HarperArticle first published online: 17 SEP 200
Critical Race Theory is used to consider the educational outcomes that could accrue when the interests of black male student athletes converge productively with the interests of community college administrators, faculty, and coaches. [source]

Building Relationships with the Media: A Brief Working Guide for Community College Leaders

NEW DIRECTIONS FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES, Issue 110 2000
Neal A. Raisman
The media can help colleges enhance their public image and enrollment when a few proven rules and principles are employed by college administrators and other members of the college community. [source]

Technology use in campus crisis

NEW DIRECTIONS FOR STUDENT SERVICES, Issue 124 2008
Jeanna Mastrodicasa
College students are connecting with peers and college administrators in different ways in times of crisis. Lessons learned from the impact of Hurricane Katrina and the mass shooting at Virginia Tech have shifted the methods of response in the event of campus crisis to newer technologies. [source]