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Title |
Description |
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The New Accountability: From Regulation to Results |
journal article; Burke, Joseph C. and Henrik P. Minassians,
The New Accountability: From Regulation
to Results, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO. 116, Winter 2002, p. 5-20; the
rise of the "new accountability" and the policy responses of
outcomes assessment, performance funding and budgeting, and
performance reporting. |
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Performance Reports: Coverage and Customers, Purposes and
Priorities |
journal article; Burke, Joseph C. and Henrik P. Minassians,
Performance Reports: Coverage and
Customers, Purposes and Priorities,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 116, Winter
2002, p. 21-32; examines the coverage, content, and
customers of the performance reports, along with their
purposes, priorities, initiation methods, and the emerging
changes in their style and substance |
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Reporting Indicators: What Do They Indicate? |
journal article; Burke, Joseph C. and Henrik P. Minassians,
Reporting Indicators: What Do They
Indicate?, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO. 116, Winter 2002, p. 33-58;
models of excellence implied in the reporting of indicators
are identified, and the use of performance measures;
appendix |
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Policymakers' Reactions to Performance Reporting |
journal article; Burke, Joseph C. and Henrik P. Minassians,
Policymakers' Reactions to Performance
Reporting, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO. 116, Winter 2002, p. 59-78;
summarize survey on the use, effects, and future of
performance reporting; appendix |
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Indicator Preferences: Acceptability Trumps Accountability |
journal article; Burke, Joseph C. and Henrik P. Minassians,
Indicator Preferences: Acceptability
Trumps Accountability, New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 116, Winter 2002,
p. 79-96; the importance and appropriateness of the most
common indicators used in state and campus performance
reports |
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Measuring Down and Up: The Missing Link |
journal article; Burke, Joseph C. and Henrik P. Minassians,
Measuring Down and Up: The Missing Link,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 116, Winter
2002, p. 97-114; compare state performance reports and note
that the states with performance reports received no better
grades than those without them |
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Performance Reporting: Promises, Problems, and Prospects |
journal article; Burke, Joseph C. and Henrik P. Minassians,
Performance Reporting: Promises,
Problems, and Prospects, New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 116, Winter 2002,
p. 115-128; review the prospects, problems, and
possibilities, and fundamental flaws of performance
reporting |
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Survey and Assessment in Women's Colleges: An Issue of
Context |
journal article; Langdon, Emily A. and Annette L. Giovengo,
Survey and Assessment in Women's
Colleges: An Issue of Context,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 118, Summer
2003, p. 7-26; provides an overview of the evolution of
women's institutions and describes the research
considerations intrinsic to these institutions |
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Emics and Etics of Researching Black Colleges: Applying
Facts and Avoiding Fallacies |
journal article; Brown, M. Christopher II,
Emics and Etics of Researching Black
Colleges: Applying Facts and Avoiding Fallacis,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 118, Summer
2003, p. 27-40; a renewed emphasis on the assessment and
analysis of black colleges and universities |
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Student Assessment in Tribal Colleges |
journal article; Ortiz, Anna M. and Paul Boyer,
Student Assessment in Tribal Colleges,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 118, Summer
2003, p. 41-50; characteristics of Native American culture
envelop and influence methods of instruction, student needs,
and the path to degree completion at tribal colleges |
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Studying Community Colleges and Their Students: Context and
Research Issues |
journal article; Lane, Jason E.,
Studying Community Colleges and Their Students: Context and
Research Issues, New Directions
for Institutional Research, NO. 118, Summer 2003, p. 51-68;
contextual issues stemming from the comprehensive and
competing missions of community colleges |
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Diversity Within the Virtual Classroom |
journal article; Kinser, Kevin,
Diversity Within the Virtual Classroom,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 118, Summer
2003, p. 69-78; provides overview of challenges and general
measures to guide assessment of virtual classrooms |
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Service Academies of the United States: Issues of Context,
Curriculum, and Assessment |
journal article; Forest, James JF,
Service Academies of the United States: Issues of Context,
Curriculum, and Assessment, New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 118, Summer 2003,
p. 79-104; how US service academies may deal with cultural
challenges in in curricular assessment |
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Looking Backward to See Ahead: Implication for Research,
Policy, and Practice |
journal article; Lane Jason E. and M. Christopher Brown II,
Looking Backward to See Ahead:
Implications for Research, Policy, and Practice,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 118, Summer
2003, p. 105-112; as the landscape of higher education
continues to diversify, policy-makers and administrators
need to consider the unique aspects of different
institutional types when adopting and adapting state and
institution policies |
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Evaluating Teaching Performance |
journal article; Paulsen, Michael B.,
Evaluating Teaching Performance,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 114, Summer
2002, p. 5-18; effective
contemporary approaches to teaching evaluation include
self-evaluation, student ratings, and peer review |
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Evaluating Scholarship Performance: Traditional and
Emergent Assessment Templates |
journal article; Braxton, John M and Mariwtta Del Favero,
Evaluating Scholarship Performance:
Traditional and Emergent Assessment Templates,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 114, Summer
2002, p. 19-32; compares traditional and new templates for
evaluating scholarship performance |
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Evaluating Outreach Performance |
journal article; Amey, Marilyn J.,
Evaluating Outreach Performance,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 114, Summer
2002, p. 33-42; how to acknowledge, evaluate, and reward
outreach activity |
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Integration: Evaluating Faculty Work as a Whole |
journal article; Colbeck, Carol L. ed.,
Integration: Evaluating Faculty Work as a Whole,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 114, Summer
2002, p. 43-52; assesses joint production of teaching,
research, and outreach and suggests specific methods for
evaluating the extent and nature of the integrated faculty
work |
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The Impact of Technology on Faculty Performance and Its
Evaluation |
journal article; McInnis, Craig, The
Impact of Technology on Faculty Performance and Its
Evaluation, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO. 114, Summer 2002, p. 53-62;
technological changes facilitate communication and decision
making, but add to faculty members' workload as they
struggle to stay current with the vast amount of new
information |
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A System Framework for Evaluation of Faculty Web-Work |
journal article; Marine, Robert J., A
System Framework for Evaluation of Faculty Web-Work,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 114, Summer
2002, p. 63-72; faculty members attempting to integrate
Web-based teaching, research, or service into their work
roles need systematic evaluation processes that provide
concrete evidence of effectiveness |
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Faculty Evaluation and the Development of Academic Careers |
journal article; Huber, Mary Taylor,
Faculty Evaluation and the Development of Academic Careers,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 114, Summer
2002, p. 73-84; debate on the scholarship of teaching and
learning in promotion and tenure decisions |
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Institutional Research to Enhance Faculty Performance |
journal article; Dooris, Michael J.,
Institutional Research to Enhance Faculty Performance,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 114, Summer
2002, p. 85-96; examples of targeted, change-oriented
institutional research used to improve use of faculty
resources and understand faculty members' experiences |
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The Ultimate Faculty Evaluation: Promotion and Tenure
Decisions |
journal article; Fairweather, James S.,The
Ultimate Faculty Evaluation: Promotion and Tenure Decisions
, New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 114, Summer
2002, p. 97-108; summarizes the major issues raised in the
volume and integrates their application for promotion and
tenure review |
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Measuring Gender Bias in the Salaries of Tenured Faculty
Members |
journal article; Becker, William E. and Robert K.
Toutkoushian, Measuring Gender Bias in
the Salaries of Tenured Faculty Members,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 117, Spring
2003, p. 5-20; rank in faculty salary models and the
problems associated with either including or excluding
controls for rank. |
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From Here to Seniority: The Effect of Experience and Job
Tenure on Faculty Salaries |
journal article; Barbezat Debra A., From
Here to Seniority: The Effect of Experience and Job Tenure
on Faculty Salaries, New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 117, Spring 2003,
p. 21-48; the author argues that the negative return on
seniority and the extent of salary compression have been
overstated by previous researchers and are greatly affected
by the salary model specification used. |
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Addressing Gender Equity in Nonfaculty Salaries |
journal article; Toutkoushian, Robert K.,
Addressing Gender Equity in Nonfaculty
Salaries, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO. 117, Spring 2003, p. 49-68;
the challenges involved in
conducting a salary-equity study for nonfaculty academic
employees |
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Hierarchical Linear Modeling in Salary-Equity Studies |
journal article; Loeb, Jane W., Hierarchical Linear Modeling
in Salary-Equity Studies, New Directions for Institutional
Research, NO. 117, Spring 2003, p. 69-96; how hierarchical
linear modeling can be used as an alternative to multiple
regression analysis for conducting salary-equity studies |
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Conducting the Salary-Equity Study: A Consultant's View |
journal article; McLaughlin, Gerald W. and Josetta S.
McLaughlin, Conducting the Salary-Equity
Study: A Consultant's View, New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 117, Spring 2003,
p. 97-114; the various statistical and political issues
that analysts encounter when conducting a salary-equity
study for a single institution |
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Overview of Knowledge Management |
journal article; Serban, Andreea M. and Jing Luan,
Knowledge Management: Building a
Competitive Advantage in Higher Education,
New Directions for Institutional
Research, NO.113, Spring 2002, p. 5-16;
defines knowledge management, its
components, processes, and outcomes for institutional
research |
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Data Mining and Its Applications in Higher Education |
journal article; Luan, Jing, Data Mining
and Its Applications in Higher Education,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO.113, Spring
2002, p. 17-36; discusses the theoretical basis for data
mining, one of the essential knowledge management processes |
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Building Portals for Higher Education |
journal article; Pickett, Richard A. and William B. Hamre,
Building Portals for Higher Education,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO.113, Spring
2002, p. 37-56; discusses the concept of portals and its
application in higher education for building personalized,
Web-deployed Intranet and decision support systems. |
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Customer Relationship Management |
journal article; Fayerman, Michael,
Customer Relationship Management,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO.113, Spring
2002, p. 57-68; discusses the applicability of customer
relationship management to the operations of higher
education and institutional research and the role it plays
in the knowledge management framework |
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Organizational Learning and the Case for Knowledge-Based
Systems |
journal article; Petrides, Lisa A.,
Organizational Learning and the Case for Knowledge-Based
Systems, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO.113, Spring 2002, p. 69-84;
provides a framework for the integration of institutional
research within the larger context of organizational
learning and the creation and maintenance of a research
culture facilitated by knowledge management. |
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Technologies, Products, and Models Supporting Knowledge
Management |
journal article; Serban, Andreea M. and Jing Luan,
Technologies, Products, and Models
Supporting Knowledge Management,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO.113, Spring
2002, p. 85-104; proposes a model for classifying the
various types of technologies related to knowledge
management that are most often used in institutional
research |
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Knowledge Management: The "Fifth Face" of Institutional
Research |
journal article; Serban, Andreea M. ,
Knowledge Management: The "Fifth Face" of Institutional
Research, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO.113, Spring 2002, p. 105-112;
looks at the advantages and challenges of knowledge
management from and institutional research perspective. |
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Making Fair and Predictable Salary Adjustments for Faculty
of Public Research Universities |
journal article;Hanley and Forkenbrock,
Making Fair and Predictable Salary Adjustments for Faculty
of Public Research Universities,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 47, NO. 1, February 2006, p.
111-127; presents a model for allocating funds for salary
increases to faculty lines within an academic unit at a
public research university |
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Understanding How First-Year Seminars Affect Persistence |
journal article; Porter and Swing,
Understanding How First-Year Seminars Affect Persistence,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 47, NO. 1, February 2006, p.
89-109; uses a survey of almost 20,000 first-year students
at 45 four year institutions combined with
institutional-level data to understand how aspects of
first-year seminars affect early intentions to persist |
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Breaking The Silence : Achieving a Positive Campus Climate
for Diversity from the Staff Perspective |
journal article; Mayhew, Grunwald, and Dey,
Breaking The Silence : Achieving a Positive Campus Climate
for Diversity from the Staff Perspective,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 47, NO. 1, February 2006, p.
63-88; the purpose of this paper is to identify factors that
create a positive climate for diversity and to demonstrate
how these factors predict outcomes related to achieving a
positive campus climate for diversity |
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Student Engagement and Student Learning: Testing the
Linkages |
journal article; Carini, Kuh, and Klein,
Student Engagement and Student Learning: Testing the
Linkages, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 47, NO. 1, February 2006, p. 1-32; examines
the extent to which student engagement is associated with
experimental and traditional measures of academic
performance; whether the relationship between engaement and
academic performance are conditional; whether institutions
differ in terms of their ability to convert student
engagement into academic performance |
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The Effect of Loans on The Persistence and Attainment of
Community College Students |
journal article; Dowd and Coury, The
Effect of Loans on The Persistence and Attainment of
Community College Students,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 47, NO. 1, February 2006, p.
33-62; this study informs public policies regarding the use
of subsidized loans as financial aid for community college
students. |
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Job Competencies and the Curriculum: An Inquiry Into
Emotional Intelligence in Graduate Professional Education |
journal article; Jaeger, Audrey J., Job
Competencies and the Curriculum: An Inquiry Into Emotional
Intelligence in Graduate Professional Education,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 6, December 2003, p.
615-640; examines the potential for enhanced emotional
capabilities in the traditional graduate classroom and the
relationship between emotional intelligence and academic
performance |
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Campus-Based Retention Initiatives: Does the Emperor Have
Clothes? |
journal article; Patton, Morelon, Whitehead and Hossler,
Campus-Based Retention Initiatives: Does
the Emperor Have Clothes? , New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 130, Summer
2006, p. 9-24. an attempt to conduct a systematic review
and critique of the research that has been done on
campus-based retention initiatives |
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Socialization of Doctoral Students to Academic Norms |
journal article; Weidman, John C. and Elizabeth L. Stein,
Socialization of Doctoral Students to Academic Norms,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 6, December 2003, p.
641-656; a multivariate analysis provides support for the
Weidman, Twale, and Stien socialization framework, affirming
the importance of social interaction among both students and
faculty that stimulate research and scholarly productivity |
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How Risky Are One-Shot Cross-Sectional Assessments of
Undergraduate Students? |
journal article; Astin, Alexander W. and Jenny J. Lee,
How Risky Are One-Shot Cross-Sectional
Assessments of Undergraduate Students?,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 6, December 2003, p.
657-672; explores what extent of possible input bias is
associated with the rapidly growing use by colleges and
universities of one-time cross-sectional assessments of
students |
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Organizational Effectiveness of 2-Year Colleges: The
Centrality of Cultural and Leadership Complexity |
journal article; Smart, John C.,
Organizational Effectiveness of 2-Year Colleges: The
Centrality of Cultural and Leadership Complexity,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 6, December 2003, p.
673-704; examines the extent to which community college
faculty and administrators' perceptions of the
organizational effectiveness is related to their cognitive
and behavioral complexity of organizational cultures and
leadership roles |
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Posting Organizational Effectiveness as a Second-Order
Construct in Hong Kong Higher Education Institutions |
journal article; Kwan, Paula and Allan Walker,
Posting Organizational Effectiveness as
a Second-Order Construct in Hong Kong Higher Education
Institutions, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 44, NO. 6, December 2003, p. 705-726;
examines the relative importance of the various
organizational effectiveness dimensions in higher education |
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Will Teachers Receive Higher Student Evaluations by Giving
Higher Grades and Less Course Work? |
journal article; Centra, John A., Will
Teachers Receive Higher Student Evaluations by Giving Higher
Grades and Less Course Work? ,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 5, October 2003, p.
495-518; investigates whether mean expected grades and
level of difficult/work load in courses influence student's
ratings of instruction |
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A Longitudinal Analysis of the Frequency of Part-Time
Enrollment and the Persistence of Students Who Enroll
Part-Time |
journal article; O'Toole, Dennis M., Leslie S. Stratton, and
James N. Wetzel, A Longitudinal Analysis of the Frequency of
Part-Time Enrollment and the Persistence of Students Who
Enroll Part-Time, Research in Higher Education, Journal of
the Association for Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 5,
October 2003, p. 519-538; evaluates the frequency of
part-time enrollment and the persistence of students who
enroll part time |
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Research Productivity and Student Evaluation of Teaching in
Social Science Classes: A Research Note |
journal article; Stack, Steven, Research
Productivity and Student Evaluation of Teaching in Social
Science Classes: A Research Note,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 5, October 2003, p.
539-556; discusses the first systematic investigation to
demonstrate a significant relationship between the quality
of research (citations) and SETs |
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Cognitive, Motivational, and Volitional Dimensions of
Learning: An Empirical test of a Hypothetical Model |
journal article; Valle, Antonio, Ramon G. Cabanach, Jose C.
Nunez, Julio Gonzalez-Pienda, Susana Rodriquez, and Isabel
Pineiro, Cognitive, Motivational, and
Volitional Dimensions of Learning: An Empirical test of a
Hypothetical Model, Research in
Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 5, October 2003, p.
557-580; examines, through a hypothetical model,
learning-oriented motivation |
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Student Outcomes: The Impact of Varying Living-Learning
Community Models |
journal article; Stassen, Martha L.,
Student Outcomes: The Impact of Varying Living-Learning
Community Models , Research in
Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 5, October 2003, p.
581-613; examines differences in outcomes for learning
communities with different missions and structures |
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The Impact of Lottery Incentives on Student Survey Response
Rates |
journal article; Porter, Stephen R. and Michael E. Whitcomb,
The Impact of Lottery Incentives on
Student Survey Response Rates,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 4, August 2003, p.
389-408; examines the effectiveness of postpaid incentives
specifically lottery incentives on response rates and
response bias |
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Assessing Response Rates and Non-response Bias in Web and
Paper Surveys |
journal article; Sax, Linda J., Shannon K. Gilmartin, and
Alyssa N. Bryant, Assessing Response
Rates and Nonresponse Bias in Web and Paper Surveys,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 4, August 2003, p.
409-432; examines response rates and nonresponse bias with
paper-only, paper with web option, web-only with response
incentive, and web-only without incentive |
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A Longitudinal Approach to Assessing Attrition Behavior
Among First-Generation Students: Time-Varying Effects of
Pre-College Characteristics |
journal article; Ishitani, Terry T., A
Longitudinal Approach to Assessing Attrition Behavior Among
First-Generation Students: Time-Varying Effects of
Pre-College Characteristics,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 4, August 2003, p.
451-472; examines the risk of attrition in the first year
among first-generation students |
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The Private Benefits of Higher Education: An Examination of
the Earnings Premium |
journal article; Ishitani, Perna, Laura, W.,
The Private Benefits of Higher
Education: An Examination of the Earnings Premium,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 4, August 2003, p.
451-472; examines the percentage of earnings premium that is
attributable to a bachelor's degree taking into account
various characteristics, sex, race, and socioeconomic status |
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Enhancement of Mentor Selection Using the Ideal Mentor Scale |
journal article; Rose, Gail L.,
Enhancement of Mentor Selection Using the Ideal Mentor
Scale, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 44, NO. 4, August 2003, p. 473-494; examines
new measure designed to help graduate students evaluate the
qualities they most value in a potential mentor |
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Longer-Term Economic Effects of College Selectivity and
Control |
journal article; Thomas, Scott L.,
Longer-term Economic Effects of College Selectivity and
Control, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 44, NO. 3, June 2003, p. 263-300; examines
initial economic returns and the status of graduates
long-range financial obligations resulting from college
attendance |
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Influences on Community College Students' Educational Plans |
journal article; Pascarella, Ernest T., Gregory C. Wolniak,
and Christopher T. Pierson, Influences
on Community College Students' Educational Plans,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 3, June 2003, p.
301-314; identifies the institutional and college
experience variables influencing end-of-first-year
educational degree plans |
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Learning On Campus and Learning at a Distance: A Randomized
Instructional Experiment |
journal article; Collins, Joseph and Ernest T. Pascarella,
Learning On Campus and Learning at a Distance: A Randomized
Instructional Experiment, Research in Higher Education,
Journal of the Association for Institutional Research, VOL.
44, NO. 3, June 2003, p. 315-326; addresses a
methodological flaw where students self-select themselves
into on-campus and remote site instructional groups |
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Moderating Effects of Achievement Striving and Situational
Optimism on the Relationship Between Ability and Performance
Outcomes of College Students |
journal article; Nonis, Sarath A. and David Wright,
Moderating Effects of Achievement Striving and Situational
Optimism on the Relationship Between Ability and Performance
Outcomes of College Students, Research in Higher Education,
Journal of the Association for Institutional Research, VOL.
44, NO. 3, June 2003, p. 327-346; examines to what extent
students' ability, achievement striving, and situational
optimism influence performance outcomes |
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Epistemological Beliefs Across Domains Using Biglan's
Classification of Academic Disciplines |
journal article; Schommer-Aikins, Marlene, Orpha L. Duel,
and Sue Barker, Epistemological Beliefs Across Domains Using
Biglan's Classification of Academic Disciplines, Research in
Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 3, June 2003, p.
347-366; examines students' beliefs about the nature of
knowledge and learning, epistemological beliefs, across
domains that vary according to Biglan's classification of
academic disciplines |
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Faculty and Academic Integrity: The Influence on Current
Honor Codes and Past Honor Code Experiences |
journal article; McCabe, Donald L., Kenneth D. Butterfield,
and Linda Klebe Trevino, Faculty and
Academic Integrity: The Influence on Current Honor Codes
and Past Honor Code Experiences,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 3, June 2003, p.
367-386; investigates the influence of honor codes on
faculty attitudes and behaviors |
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Using Publication Counts to Measure an Institution's
Research Productivity |
journal article; Toutkoushian, Robert K., Stephen R. Porter,
Cherry Danielson, and Paula R. Hollis,
Using Publications counts to Measure an Institutions
Research Productivity, Research
in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 2, April 2003, p.
121-148; examines an institutions research publications and
how they correlated with other selected measures of research
resources and institutional quality |
|
Testing a Model of Administrative Job Satisfaction |
journal article; Volkwein, James Fredericks and Ying Zhou,
Testing a Model of Administrative Job
Satisfaction, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 44, NO. 2, April 2003, p. 149-172; examines
the influence of state, campus and personal attributes on
the work environments of higher education administrators,
and to measure the links among these work environments and
different dimensions of job satisfaction |
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Factors That Promote Faculty Involvement in and Satisfaction
with Institutional and Classroom Student Assessment |
journal article; Grunwald, Heidi and Marvin W. Peterson,
Factors That Promote Faculty Involvement
in and Satisfaction with Institutional and Classroom Student
Assessment, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 44, NO. 2, April 2003, p. 173-204; discusses
what institutional factors predict faculty involvement in
and satisfaction with their own institution's student
assessment activities and their efforts to support it |
|
The Status of Women and Minorities Among Community College
Faculty |
journal article; Perna, Laura W., The
Status of Women and Minorities Among Community College
Faculty, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 44, NO. 2, April 2003, p. 205-240; examines
the status of women and minorities and a variety of outcomes
including: employment status, salary, rank, and tenure
status in 2-and 4-year institutions |
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The Relationship Between Institutional Mission and Students'
Involvement and Educational Outcomes |
journal article; Pike, Gary R., George D. Kuh, and Robert M.
Gonyea, The Relationship Between
Institutional Mission and Students' Involvement and
Educational Outcomes , Research
in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 2, April 2003, p.
241-261; examines institutional characteristics influence
on student learning, and intellectual development |
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College Student Responses to Web and Paper Surveys: Does
Mode Matter? |
journal article; Carini, Robert M., John C. Hayek, George D.
Kuh, John M. Kennedy, and Judith A. Ouimet,
College Student Responses to Web and
Paper Surveys: Does Mode Matter?,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 1, February 2003, p.
1-21; examines whether students respond differently to
surveys administered via the Web and paper |
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Cognitive Effects of College: Differences Between African
American and Caucasian Students |
journal article; Flowers, Lamont A. and Ernest T.
Pascarella, Cognitive Effects of
College: Differences Between African American and Caucasian
Students, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 44, NO. 1, February 2003, p. 21-50;
examines whether race influences the fundamental outcome of
a college education to think critically and develop skills
that promote life long learning |
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Sponsored Research Versus Graduating Students? Intervening
Variables and Unanticipated Findings in Public Research
Universities |
journal article; Kim, Mikyong Minsun, Gary Rhoades, and
Dudley B. Woodard Jr, Sponsored Research
Versus Graduating Students? Intervening Variables and
Unanticipated Findings in Public Research Universities,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 1, February 2003,
p.51-82; examines the relationship between sponsored
research monies and the graduation of undergraduate students |
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Substituting SAT II: Subject Tests for SAT I: Reasoning
Tests-- Impact on Admitted Class Composition and Quality |
journal article; Bridgeman, Brent, Nancy Burton, and
Grederick Cline, Substituting SAT II:
Subject Tests for SAT I: Reasoning Tests-- Impact on
Admitted Class Composition and Quality,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 1, February 2003, p.
83-98; discusses the argument for using achievement tests
rather than general developed ability tests for admissions
purposes |
|
The Acceptance of Multicultural Education Among Appalachian
College Students |
journal article; Asada, Hideko, Eric Swank, and Gregory T.
Goldey, The Acceptance of Multicultural
Education Among Appalachian College Students
, Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association
for Institutional Research, VOL. 44, NO. 1, February 2003,
p. 99-120; explores the multicultural predispositions of
students in central Appalachia |
|
Content Familiarity: Differential Impact of Effective
Teaching on Student Achievement Outcomes |
journal article; Schonwetter, Dieter J., Rodney A. Clifton,
and Raymond P. Perry, Content
Familiarity: Differential Impact of Effective teaching on
Student Achievement Outcomes,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 6, December 2002, p.
625-656; structural equation modeling was used to examine
student entry characteristics and effective teaching
behaviors |
|
More Than a Pipeline Problem: Labor Supply Constraints and
Gender Stratification Across Academic Science Disciplines |
journal article; Kulis, Stephen, Diane Sicotte, and Shawn
Collins, More Than a Pipeline Problem:
Labor Supply Constraints and Gender Stratification Across
Academic Science Disciplines,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 6, December 2002, p.
657-692; investigates three explanations for persisting
differences in women's faculty representation across science
fields |
|
Different Disciplines Require Different Motivations for
Student Success |
journal article; Breen, Rosanna and Roger Lindsay,
Different Disciplines Require Different
Motivations for Student Success,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 6, December 2002, p.
693-727; uses a rating scale measure and a systematic
theoretical framework to acknowledge the role of
discipline-specific factors in motivation to learn |
|
Evaluating MBA-Program Admission Criteria: The Relationship
Between Pre-MBA Work Experience and Post-MBA Career Outcomes |
journal article; drier, George F. and Katherine C. Ryan,
Evaluating MBA-Program Admission
Criteria: The Relationship Between Pre-MBA Work Experience
and Post-MBA Career Outcomes,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 6, December 2002, p.
727-744; explores the relationships between years of
pre-MBA work experience and post-MBA career outcomes |
|
Conflict in Academic Departments: An Analysis of Disputes
over Faculty Promotion and Tenure |
journal article; Hearn, James C. and Melissa S. Anderson,
Conflict in Academic Departments: An
Analysis of Disputes Over Faculty Promotion and Tenure,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 5, October 2002, p.
503-530; discusses three major domains of organizational
conflict in academic departments |
|
An Analytic Strategy to Assist Institutional Recruitment and
Marketing Efforts |
journal article; DesJardins, Stephen L.,
An Analytic Strategy to assist Institutional Recruitment and
Marketing Efforts, Research in
Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 5, October 2002, p.
531-554; analytic strategy described designed to help
enrollment management professionals to effectively recruit
and enroll students |
|
Being (Dis)Engaged in Educationally Purposeful Activities:
The Influences of Student and Institutional Characteristics |
journal article; Hu, Shouping and George D. Kuh,
Being (Dis)Engaged in Educationally
Purposeful Activities: The Influences of Student and
Institutional Characteristics,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 5, October 2002, p.
555-576; identifies and explains the characteristics of
students who are disposed toward disengagement or
institutional features that are linked with engagement |
|
Explaining Academic Progress via Combining Concepts of
Integration Theory and Rational Choice Theory |
journal article; Beekhoven, S., U. De Jong, and H. Van Hout,
Explaining Academic Progress via
Combining Concepts of Integration Theory and Rational Choice
Theory, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 43, NO. 5, October 2002, p. 577-600;
examines an extended model comprising concepts taken from
the integration and rational choice models that provides the
best explanation of academic progress |
|
Relative Effects of English Proficiency on General
Admissions Tests Versus Subject Tests |
journal article; Pennock-Roman, Maria,
Relative Effects of English Proficiency on General
Admissions Tests Versus Subject Tests,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 5, October 2002, p.
601-623; examines the degree to which test scores reflect
English proficiency using regression analysis |
|
Assessing Institutionalization of Curricular and Pedagogical
Reforms |
journal article; Colbeck, Carol,
Assessing Institutionalization of Curricular and Pedagogical
Reforms, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 43, NO. 4, August 2002, p. 397-423; examined
curricular change in postsecondary education and noted that
the reform process progresses in several stages |
|
Faculty Research Productivity: Exploring the Role of Gender
and Family-Related Factors |
journal article; Sax, Linda J., Linda Serra Hagedorn,
Marisol Aredondo, and Frank A. DiCrisi III,
Faculty Research Productivity: Exploring
the Role of Gender and Family-Related Factors,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 4, August 2002, p.
423-446; examines factors family-related variables
affecting faculty research productivity |
|
Cultivating Intellectual Development: Comparing Women-Only
Colleges and Coeducational Colleges for Educational
Effectiveness |
journal article; Kim, Mikyong MinsumI,
Cultivating Intellectual Development: Comparing Women-Only
Colleges and Coeducational Colleges for Educational
Effectiveness, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 43, NO. 4, August 2002, p. 447-482; examines
the effectiveness of 4-year women-only and coeducational
colleges in cultivating women students' intellectual
development |
|
College Students' Evaluations of Teaching and Grade
Inflation |
journal article; Eiszler, Charles F.,
College Students' Evaluations of Teaching and Grade
Inflation, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 43, NO. 4, August 2002, p.483-501;
investigates whether the use of student evaluations of
teaching effectiveness is a contributing factor to a trend
of grade inflation |
|
The Use and Interpretation of Logistic Regression in Higher
Education Journals: 1988-1999 |
journal article; Peng, Chao-Ying Joanne, Tak-Shing Harry so,
Frances K. Stage, and Edward P. St. John,
The Use and Interpretation of Logistic
Regression in Higher Education Journals: 1988-1999,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 3, June 2002, p.
259-294; promotes the learning of logistic regression and
suggests new guidelines for principled applications of this
technique |
|
Examining the Institutional Transformation Process: The
Importance of Sensemaking, Interrelated Strategies, and
Balance |
journal article; Kezar, Adrianna and Peter Eckel,
Examining the Institutional
Transformation Process: The Importance of Sensemaking,
Interrelated Strategies, and Balance,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 3, June 2002, p.
295-328; develops a transformational change process
framework that is theoretically and empirically sound |
|
Curriculum Leadership Roles of Chairpersons in Continuously
Planning Departments |
journal article; Stark, Joan s., Charlotte L. Briggs, and
Jean Rowland-Poplawski, Curriculum
Leadership Roles of Chairpersons in Continuously Planning
Departments, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 43, NO. 3, June 2002, p. 329-356; study
examines curriculum reform and continuous improvement with
regular appraisal of educational programs |
|
Honor Codes and Other Contextual Influences on Academic
Integrity: A Replication and Extension to Modified Honor
Code Settings |
journal article; McCabe, Donald L., Linda Klebe Trevino, and
Kenneth D. Butterfield, Honor Codes and
Other Contextual Influences on Academic Integrity: A
Replication and Extension to Modified Honor Code Settings,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 3, June 2002, p.
357-378; investigates the influence of modified honor
codes, an alternative to traditional honor codes |
|
RESEARCH AND PRACTICE-- Measuring the Quality of Faculty and
Administrative Worklife: Implications for College and
University Campuses |
journal article; Johnsrud, Linda K.,
RESEARCH AND PRACTICE-- Measuring the Quality of Faculty and
Administrative Worklife: Implications for College and
University Campuses, Research in
Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 3, June 2002, p.
379-395; evaluates the quality of worklife for faculty and
administrative staff on campuses |
|
Comparing Student Performance and Growth in 2- and 4-Year
Institutions |
journal article; Strauss, Linda C. and J. Fredericks
Volkwein, Comparing Student Performance
and Growth in 2-and 4-Year Institutions,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 2, April 2002, p.
133-162; examines the organizational characteristics of 51
higher education institutions in relationship to student
performance and growth |
|
Students' Precollege Preparation for Participation in a
Diverse Democracy |
journal article; Hurtado, Sylvia, Mark E. Engberg, Luis
Ponjuan, and Lisa Landreman, Students'
Precollege Preparation for Participation in a Diverse
Democracy, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 43, NO. 2, April 2002, p. 163-186; provides
new measures of democratic outcomes to assess the impact of
diversity and service learning initiatives |
|
Does High School Matter? An Analysis of Three Methods of
Predicting First-Year Grades |
journal article; Pike, Gary R. and Joseph L. Saupe,
Does High School Matter? An Analysis of
Three Methods of Predicting First-Year Grades,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 2, April 2002, p.
187-209; research evaluates the usefulness of approaches
for predicting college grades |
|
How Do Academic Departments Impact Student Satisfaction?
Understanding the Contextual Effects of Departments |
journal article; Umbach, Paul D. and Stephen R. Porter,
How Do Academic Departments Impact
Student Satisfaction? Understanding the Contextual Effects
of Departments, Journal of the
Association for Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 2,
April 2002, p. 209-234; examines the impact that academic
departments have on student satisfaction and development |
|
Artificial Neural Networks: A New Approach to Predicting
Application Behavior |
journal article; Gonzalez , Julie M. Byers and Stephen L.
DesJardins, Artificial Neural Networks:
A New Approach to Predicting Application Behavior,
Journal of the Association for Institutional Research, VOL.
43, NO. 2, April 2002, p. 235-258; encourages institutional
researchers to use artificial intelligence models to explore
the complex processes found in educational institutions |
|
Women Scientists in Academia: Geographically Constrained to
Big Cities, College Clusters, or the Coasts? |
journal article; Kulis, Stephen and Diane Sicotte,
Women Scientists in Academia:
Geographically Constrained to Big Cities, College Clusters,
or the Coasts?, Research in
Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 1, February 2002, p.
1-30; hypothesis is that women scientists in academia will
be more likely that their male counterparts to be
geographically constrained |
|
Sex Differences in the Supplemental Earnings of College and
University Faculty |
journal article; Perna, Laura Walter,
Sex Differences in the Supplemental Earnings of College and
University Faculty, Research in
Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 1, February 2002, p.
31-58; examines whether women are less likely than men to
receive supplemental earnings and/or if women tend to
receive smaller amounts of these earnings than men |
|
Testing a Model of Program Curriculum Leadership |
journal article; Stark, Joan S., Testing
a Model of Program Curriculum Leadership,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 1, February 2002, p.
59-82; discusses department academic leadership |
|
Adding a Timing Light to the "Tool Box" |
journal article; DesJardins, Stephen L., Brian P. McCall,
Dennis A. Ahlburg, and Melinda J. Moye,
Adding a Timing Light to the "Tool Box",
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 43, NO. 1, February 2002, p.
83-114; argues that what matters most for college
administrators, government officials, parents, and students
is degree completion, not retention to the second or third
year or persistence without a degree |
|
Influences of Institutional Expenditure Patterns on the
Development of Students' Leadership Competencies |
journal article; Smart, John C., Corinna A. Ethington,
Robert O. Riggs, and Michael D. Thompson,
Influences of Institutional Expenditure
Patterns on the Development of Students' Leadership
Competencies, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 43, NO. 1, February 2002, p. 115-132; study
examines the relationship between the expenditure patterns
of colleges and changes in students' perceptions of their
leadership abilities over a 4-year period |
|
Legacies in Black and White: The Racial Composition of the
Legacy Pool |
journal article; Howell, Cameron and Sarah E. Turner,
Legacies in Black and White: The Racial
Composition of the Legacy Pool,
Research in Higher Education: Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 45, NO. 4, June 2004, p.
325-352; utilizes demographic techniques to predict the
racial composition of the pool of potential legacy
applicants |
|
Ethnic and Gender Differences in Science Graduation at
Selective Colleges with Implications for Admission Policy
and College Choice |
journal article; Smyth, Frederick L. and John J. McArdle,
Ethnic and Gender Differences in Science
Graduation at Selective Colleges with Implications for
Admission Policy and College Choice,
Research in Higher Education: Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 45, NO. 4, June 2004, p.
353-382; utilizes logit models to test the differences in
precollege academic preparation and graduation disparities,
and that college selectivity is associated with persistence
regarding the scientific, engineering, and mathematical
fields |
|
A Review of Methodological Characteristics of Research
Published in Key Journals in Higher Education: Implications
for Graduate Research Training |
journal article; Hutchinson, Susan R. and Cheryl D.
Lovell, A Review of Methodological
Characteristics of Research Published in Key Journals in
Higher Education: Implications for Graduate Research
Training, Research in Higher
Education: Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 45, NO. 4, June 2004, p. 383-404; examines
research on methodological characteristics of professional
journals |
|
Implementing Outcomes Assessment in an Academic Affairs
Support Unit |
journal article; Smith, Joshua S., Bruce P. Szelest, and
John P. Downey, Implementing Outcomes
Assessment in an Academic Affairs Support Unit,
Research in Higher Education: Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 45, NO. 4, June 2004, p.
405-428; examines an outcomes assessment model that is used
to improve the quality of services to successive cohorts |
|
Do Costs Differ Between For-Profit and Not-For-Profit
Producers of Higher Education? |
journal article; Laband, David N. and Bernard F. Lentz,
Do Costs Differ Between For-Profit and
Not-For-Profit Producers of Higer Education?,
Research in Higher Education: Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 45, NO. 4, June 2004, p.
429-441; examines the empirical validity cost per unit
differences between for-profit and not-for-profit |
|
History of Pay Equity Studies |
journal article; Barbezat, Debra A.,
History of Pay Equity Studies,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 115, Fall
2002, p. 9-40; Traces the evolution of salary-equity
studies over time, and how the findings have changed with
regard to pay differences by gender and race/ethnicity. |
|
Issues in Conducting an Institutional Salary-Equity Study |
journal article; Ferber, Marianne a. and Jane W. Loeb,
Issues in Conducting an Institutional
Salary-Equity Study, New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 115, Fall 2002,
p. 41-70; Findings from an institutional salary-equity
study and using the salary model to identify pay disparities
for individual faculty members. |
|
Alternatives for Measuring the Unexplained Wage Gap |
journal article; Toutkoushaian, Robert K. and Emily P.
Hoffman, Alternatives for Measuring the
Unexplained Wage Gap, New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 115, Fall 2002,
p. 71-90; several methods used to measure gender- and
race-based pay differences for academic employees |
|
Regression Methods for Correcting Salary Inequities Between
Groups of Academic Employees |
journal article; Oaxaca, Ronald L. and Michael R. Ransom,
Regression Methods for Correcting Salary
Inequities Between Groups of Academic Employees,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 115, Fall
2002, p. 91-104; provides a review of the alternative
methods available to analysts for making salary adjustments
in an effort to eliminate pay disparities |
|
Knowledge Management: Building a Competitive Advantage in
Higher Education |
journal; Serban, Andrea M. and Jing Luan, Knowledge
Management: Building a Competitive
Advantage in Higher Education,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 113, Spring
2002 |
|
Evaluating Faculty Performance |
journal ; Colbeck, Carol L.,
Evaluating Faculty Performance,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 114, Summer
2002 |
|
Conducting the Salary-Equity Studies Alternative Approaches
to Research |
journal; Toutkoushaian, Robert K,ed.,
Conducting Salary-Equity Studies: Alternative Approaches to
Research, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO. 115, Fall 2002 |
|
What Is Institutional Research All About? A critical and
Comprehensive Assessment of the Profession |
journal; Volkwein, J. Fredericks, ed.,
What Is Institutional Research All About? A Critical and
Comprehensive Assessment of the Profession,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 104, Winter
1999 |
|
The Four Faces of Institutional Research |
journal article; Volkwein, J. Fredericks,
The Four Faces of Institutional Research,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 104, Winter
1999, p. 9-20; presents four distinguishable types of IR
purposes and roles |
|
On the Nature of Institutional Research and the Knowledge
and Skills It Requires |
journal article; Terenzini, Patrick T.,
On the Nature of Institutional Research
and the Knowledge and Skills It Requires,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 104, Winter
1999, p. 921-30; how to acquire the variable kinds of
organizational knowledge and skills of institutional
research |
|
Knowledge, Skills, and Effectiveness in Institutional
Research |
journal article; Knight, William E., Michael E. Moore, and
Corby A. Coperthwaite, Knowledge,
Skills, and Effectiveness in Institutional Research,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 104, Winter
1999, p. 31-40; survey results examines the existence and
acquisition of Institutional research knowledge and skills
and how they relate to effectiveness |
|
A Profile of Institutional Researchers from AIR National
Membership Surveys |
journal article; Linquist, Sarah B., A
Profile of Institutional Researchers from AIR National
Membership Surveys, New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 104, Winter 1999,
p. 41-50; explores characteristics of institutional
researchers through national survey data |
|
A Comparison of Findings from Regional Studies of
Institutional Research Offices |
journal article; Muffo, John, A., A
Comparison of Findings from Regional Studies of
Institutional Research Offices,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 104, Winter
1999, p. 51-60; trends that may be influencing traditional
institutional research profiles |
|
Emerging Perspectives on Organizational Behavior:
Implications for Institutional Researchers |
journal article; Schmidtlein, Frank A.,
Emerging Perspectives on Organizational
Behavior: Implications for Institutional Researchers,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 104, Winter
1999, p. 61-72; assumptions about organizational behavior
can lessen the impact of research and recommendations made
by institutional researchers |
|
Teaching Institutional Research to the Learning-Inhibited
Institution |
journal article; Bagshaw, Mark,
Teaching Institutional Research to the Learning-Inhibited
Institution, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO. 104, Winter 1999, p. 73-82;
describes some common organizational learning disabilities
that afflict institutions of higher education and some
solutions |
|
The role of Institutional Research: From I Improvement to
Redesign |
journal article; Peterson, Marvin W.,
The Role of Institutional Research: From Improvement to
Redesign, New Directions for Institutional Research,
NO. 104, Winter 1999, p. 83-104; institutional researchers
need to become knowledge industry analysts as the nature and
role or IR expands |
|
An Introduction to GIS: Concepts, Tools, Data Sources, and
Types of Analysis |
journal article; Jardine, Daniel D. and Daniel Teodorescu,
An Introduction to GIS: Concepts, Tools,
Data Sources, and Types of Analysis,
New Directions for Institutional research, NO. 120, Winter
2003, p. 5-14; an overview of the GIS concepts, tools,
sources of data, types of analysis, and potential
applications |
|
Applications of GIS in Admissions and Targeting Recruiting
Efforts |
journal article; Mora, Victor J.,
Applications of GIS in Admissions and Targeting Recruiting
Efforts, New Directions for
Institutional research, NO. 120, Winter 2003, p. 15-22; how
GIS can be used to develop effective recruitment strategies |
|
Mapping Data on Enrolled Students |
journal article; Granados, Manuel,
Mapping Data on Enrolled Students,
New Directions for Institutional research, NO. 120, Winter
2003, p. 23-36; how institutional researchers can use GIS to
examine the spatial component of enrollment data |
|
Integrating GIS into the Survey Research Process |
journal article; Blough, David Roy,
Integrating GIS into the Survey Research Process,
New Directions for Institutional research, NO. 120, Winter
2003, p. 37-52; GIS used for research design, data analysis,
and reporting |
|
Building a GIS Database for Space and Facilities Management |
journal article; Valcik, Nicolas A. and Patricia
Huesca-Dorantes, Building a GIS Database
for Space and Facilities Management,
New Directions for Institutional research, NO. 120, Winter
2003, p. 53-62; the implementation of GIS for facilities
management |
|
Developing Enterprise GIS for University Administration:
Organizational and Strategic Considerations |
journal article; McCormick B. Grant,
Developing Enterprise GIS for University Administration:
Organizational and Strategic Considerations,
New Directions for Institutional research, NO. 120, Winter
2003, p. 63-76; opportunities as well as difficulties in
using GIS in higher education administration |
|
Using GIS in Alumni Giving and Institutional Advancement |
journal article; Jardine, Daniel D.,
Using GIS in Alumni Giving and Institutional Advancement,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 120, Winter
2003, p. 77-90; uses the GIS tools in presenting and
analyzing donor information and assisting fundraising
campaigns |
|
Bringing GIS Analysis to Institutional Research: Resources
for Practitioners |
journal article; Teodorescu, Daniel,
Bringing GIS Analysis to Institutional Research: Resources
for Practitioners, New
Directions for Institutional research, NO. 120, Winter 2003,
p. 92-98; presents key GIS recourses includes books,
software packages, data sources, and training options |
|
Overcoming Survey Research Problems |
journal; Porter, Stephen R., Overcoming
Survey Research Problems, New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 121, Spring 2004 |
|
Raising Response Rates: What Works |
journal article; Porter, Stephen R.,
Raising Response Rates: What Works?,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 121, Spring
2004, p. 5-22; how survey administration and characteristics
of a survey affect response rates |
|
Web Surveys: Best Practices |
journal article; Umbach, Paul D., Web
Surveys: Best Practices, New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 121, Spring 2004,
p. 23-38; the best practices of Web survey implementation |
|
Conducting Surveys on Sensitive Topics |
journal article; Pryor, John H.,
Conducting Surveys on Sensitive Topics,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 121, Spring
2004, p. 39-50; surveying students about sensitive topics
such as alcohol and drug use, sexual behavior, and academic
dishonesty |
|
Understanding the Effect of Prizes on Response Rates |
journal article; Porter, Stephen R. and Michael E. Whitcomb,
Understanding the Effect of Prizes on
Response Rates, New Directions
for Institutional Research, NO. 121, Spring 2004, p. 51-62;
describes results of a study conducted to test the impact of
prizes on response rates in a survey of high school students |
|
Multiple Surveys of students and Survey Fatigue |
journal article; Porter, Stephen R., Michael E. Whitcomb,
and William H. Weitzer, Multiple Surveys
of Students and Survey Fatigue,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 121, Spring
2004, p. 63-74; reviews survey fatigue and indications that
administering multiple surveys in one academic year can
significantly suppress response rates |
|
Conducting Longitudinal Studies |
journal article; Bauer, Karen W.,
Conducting Longitudinal Studies,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 121, Spring
2004, p. 75-90; survey administration techniques for
conducting successful longitudinal surveys |
|
Pros and Cons of Paper and Electronic Surveys |
journal article; Porter, Stephen R.,
Pros and Cons of Paper and Electronic Surveys,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 121, Spring
2004, p. 91-98; describes different types of paper and
electronic surveys and their costs and benefits |
|
Leadership Perspectives on the Role of Character Development
in Higher Education |
journal article; Yanikoski, Richard, Leadership Perspectives
on the Role of Character Development in Higher Education,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 122, Summer
2004, p. 7-24; examines the increasing support for attending
to the moral, ethical, and civic development of college
students |
|
Measuring Up: Defining and Assessing Outcomes of Character
in College |
journal article; Strange, C. Carney,
Measuring Up: Defining and Assessing Outcomes of Character
in College, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO. 122, Summer 2004, p. 25-36; the
role of character development in the college experience and
methods to assess its outcome |
|
College and Character: Insights from the National Survey of
Student Engagement |
journal article; Kuh, George D. and Paul D. Umback,
College and Character: Insights from the
National Survey of Student Engagement,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 122, Summer
2004, p. 37-54; college conditions that contribute to
character development |
|
The Impact of College on Character Development |
journal article; Astin, Helen S. and Anthony Lising Antonio,
The Impact of College on Character
Development, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO. 122, Summer 2004, p. 55-64; the
role college plays and the kind of curricular and
co-curricular experience that affects character development |
|
Citizenship Development and the American College Student |
journal article; Sax, Linda J.,
Citizenship Development and the American College Student,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 122, Summer
2004, p. 65-80; strategies for how colleges can best
prepare students for a life as a caring and involved citizen |
|
The DePaul Values Project: An Ongoing Assessment of
Students' Perceptions of a Private University's Core Mission
and Values |
journal article; Filkins, Joseph W. and Joseph R. Ferrari,
The DePaul Values Project: An Ongoing
Assessment of Students' Perceptions of a Private
University's Core Mission and Values,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 122, Summer
2004, p. 81-92; reports the findings of a university-wide
student survey of attitudes and behaviors and their
connection to institutional mission and values |
|
Faithful Change: Exploring and Assessing Faith Development
in Christian Liberal Arts Undergraduates |
journal article; Holcomb, Gay L. and Arthur J. Nonneman,
Faithful Change: Exploring and Assessing
Faith Development in Christian Liberal Arts Undergraduates
, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO. 122, Summer 2004, p. 93-104; the
Faithful Cahnge Research Project addresses faith development
and how to assess it |
|
Assessing Outcomes of Character-Building Programs: Problems
and Prospects |
journal article; Russell, Terrence R., Assessing Outcomes
of Character-Building Programs: Problems and Prospects, New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 122, Summer 2004,
p. 105-110; how higher education can best address the
challenges of assessing character outcomes in college |
|
Professional Schools: Research and Assessment Involving
Multiple Constituencies |
journal article; Sun, Jeffrey ,
Professional Schools: Research and Assessment Involving
Multiple Constituencies, New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 124, Winter 2004,
p. 5-30; the influence of multiple constituents on research
and assessment of professional programs |
|
Religious Institutions in the United States: Research
Challenges |
journal article; Smith, Nora c. and Jerlando F.L. Jackson,
Religious Institutions in the United States: Research
Challenges, New Directions for Institutional Research, NO.
124, Winter 2004, p. 31-48; the diversity of religious
institutions reflect myriad institutional foci and
wide-ranging scholarly pursuits by students and faculty |
|
Transnational Campuses: Obstacles and Opportunities for
Institutional Research in the Global Education Market |
journal article; Lane, Jason E. Christopher Brown II, and
Matt-Allen Pearcey , Transnational
Campuses: Obstacles and Opportunities for Institutional
Research in the Global Education Market
, New Directions for Institutional
Research, NO. 124, Winter 2004, p. 49-62; the critical areas
in need of attention by those studying transnational
educational institutions |
|
Proprietary Schools: Beyond the Issue of Profit |
journal article; Zamani-Gallaher, Eboni M.,
Proprietary Schools: Beyond the Issue of
Profit, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO. 124, Winter 2004, p. 63-80;
examines educational leadership, policy, and institutional
research in the private, for-profit industry |
|
Measurement and evaluation in Corporate Universities |
journal article; Allen, Mark and Philip McGee ,
Measurement and Evaluation in corporate
Universities, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO. 124, Winter 2004, p. 81-92;
methods for evaluating both individual corporate programs
and entire corporate universities |
|
The Importance of Acknowledging Context in Institutional
Research |
journal article; Lane, Jason E. and M. Christopher Brown II,
The importance of Acknowledging Context
in Institutional Research, New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 124, Winter 2004,
p. 92-104; conducting meaningful and relevant research in
American higher education |
|
Cataloging Institutional Efforts to Understand and Reduce
College Student Departure |
journal article;Braxton, McKinney and Reynolds,
Cataloging Institutional Efforts to
Understand and Reduce College Student Departure,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 130, Summer
2006, p. 25-32. classifies the thirty-four documents
provided by sixteen colleges and universities in the state
of Indiana into four categories: institutional studies,
assessments of programs designed to reduce student
departure, assessments of the college environment and
experience, and reports of polices and programs developed to
reduce student departure |
|
Key Issues in the Persistence of Underrepresented Minority
Students |
journal article; Deborah Faye Carter,
Key Issues in the Persistence of Underrepresented Minority
Students, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO. 130, Summer 2006, p. 33-46. a
research on retention of students of color which suggests
possible areas of intervention to improve academic success |
|
Minority Student Retention: Resources for Practitioners |
journal article; Seidman, Alan, Minority
Student Retention: Resources for Practitioners,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 125, Spring
2005, p. 7-24. a practical course of action in increasing
student retention |
|
Student Engagement at Minority-Serving Institutions:
Emerging Lessons from the BEAMS Project |
journal article; Bridges, Brian K., Barbara Cambridge,
George D. Kuh, Student Engagement at
Minority-Serving Institutions: Emerging Lessons from the
BEAMS Project, New Directions
for Institutional Research, NO. 125, Spring 2005, p.
25-44; uses student engagement data to promote student
success at minority-serving institutions |
|
Using Action Research to Support Academic Program
Improvement |
journal article; Hansen and Borden,
Using Action Research to Support Academic Program
Improvement, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO. 130, Summer 2006, p. 47-62.
describes how an action research framework facilitates using
evaluation and assessment results to improve programs and
demonstrate institutional effectiveness |
|
Retention and Student Success at Minority-Serving
Institutions |
journal article; Merisotis, Jamie P. and Kirstin McCarthy,
Retention and Student Success at
Minority-Serving Institutions,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 125, Spring
2005, p. 45-58; discusses the success of minority-serving
institutions despite limited resources, changing
demographics |
|
Evaluating the Outcomes of Developmental Education |
journal article; Boylan, Hunter R., Barbara S. Bonham, Gamba
Nwachi Tafari, Evaluating the Outcomes
of Developmental Education, New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 125, Spring
2005, p. 59-72; Diversitycan be a resource for learning
when institutional efforts to honor it are systematic rather
thatn random and are integrated throughout the developmental
program |
|
A Chancellor's Vision: Establishing an Institutional Culture
of Student Success |
jounal article; McLeod, Willis B., and Jon M. Young,
A Chancellor's Vision: Establishing an
Institutional Culture of Student Success,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 125, Spring
2005, p. 73-86; The support of a visionary chief executive
is essential to building a campus culture that promotes
student success |
|
The University College Model: A Learning-Centered Approach
to Retention and Remediation |
journal article; Raab, Lettie and Anthony J. Adam,
The University College Model: A
Learning-Centered Approach to Retention and Remediation,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 125, Spring
2005, p. 87-106; the University College concept offers a
holistic living-learning community model that incorporates
intrusive advisement, centralized services, and
residentially based academic enhancement |
|
Retention in Higher Education: a Selective Resource Guide |
journal article; Adam, Anthony J. and Gerald H. Gaither,
Retention in Higher Education: a
Selective Resource Guide, New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 125, Spring
2005, p. 107-122; an annotated international bibliography
of web sites and other printed and electronic resources |
|
Making an Impact with Alumni Surveys |
journal article; Cabrera, Alberto F., David J. Weerts, and
Bradford J. Zulick, Making an Impact
with Alumni Surveys, New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 126, Spring 2005,
p. 5-18; three conceptualizations of alumni research and
their benefits, applications, and limitations for informing
internal external audiences |
|
Alumni Studies as Instruments of Public Policy: The U.S.
Experience |
journal article; Ewell, Peter T., Alumni
Studies as Instruments of Public Policy: The U.S. Experience,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 126, Spring
2005, p. 19-30; provides an overview of alumni research in
the United States and its role in shaping public policy |
|
Increasing Potentials of Alumni Research for Curriculum
Reforms: Some Experience from a German Reseach Institute |
journal article; Schomburg Harald and Ulrich Teichler,
Increasing Potentials of Alumni Research
for Curriculum Reforms: Some Experience from a German
Reseach Institute, New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 126, Spring 2005,
p. 31-48; examinies applications of alumni research for
curricular reforms reflecting the changing demands of the
world of work |
|
Measuring Competencies of Higher Education Graduates |
journal article; Allen, Jim, Ger Ramaekers, and Rolf van der
Velden, Measuring Competencies of Higher
Education Graduates, New
Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 126, Spring 2005,
p. 49-60; proposes a new instument for measuring the
competencies of higher education graduates |
|
Using Alumni Research to Align Program Improvement with
Institutional Accountability |
journal article; Using Alumni Research
to Align Program Improvement with Institutional
Accountability, New Directions
for Institutional Research, NO. 126, Spring 2005, p.
61-72; case study illustrates how colleges and universities
can design alumni surveys to serve multiple audiences and
purposes |
|
The Emerging Uses of Alumni Research in Spain |
journal article; Mora, Jose-Gines and Javier Vidal,
The Emerging Uses of Alumni Research in
Spain, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO. 126, Spring 2005, p. 73-82;
discusses the growth of alumni surveys in Spain and the
challeges and opportunities of applying this research for
educational reform there |
|
Alumni Studies in the United Kingdom |
journal article; Brennan, John, Ruth Williams, and Alan
Woodley, Alumni Studies in the United
Kingdom, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO. 126, Spring 2005, p. 83-94;
discusses the methodological challenges associated with
measuring graduate outcomes among an increasingly diverse
group of learners |
|
Higher Education and Workplace Development: A Strategic Role
for Institutional Research |
journal article; Voorhees, Richard A. and Lee Harvey,
Higher Education and Workplace
Development: A Strategic Role for Institutional Research,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 128, Winter
2005, p. 5-12; discusses international perspectives on
workforce development and how institutional research can
help institutions respond to workforce needs |
|
Embedding and Integrating Employability |
journal article; Harvey, Lee, Embedding
and Integrating Employability,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 128, Winter
2005, p. 13-28; discusses steps that institutional
researchers can undertake to position their institutions and
programs to serve graduates and employers |
|
Institutional Research and New Program Development |
journal article; Voorhees, Richard A.,
Institutional Research and New Program Development,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 128, Winter
2005, p. 29-40; discusses a framework for aligning academic
and technical programs with market realities relying on
techniques that should be in the arsenal of most
professional institutional researchers |
|
Graduate Attributes and Their Development |
journal article; Yorke, Mantz and Lee Harvey,
Graduate Attributes and Their
Development, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO. 128, Winter 2005, p. 41-58;
discusses the connections between institutional practices to
identify graduate attributes and the resources available to
institutions as they seek to align their instructional
programs with labor markets |
|
Accountability Measures in Workforce Training |
journal article; Phillippe, Kent A.,
Accountability Measures in Workforce Training,
New Directions for Institutional
Research, NO. 128, Winter 2005, p. 59-68; discusses the
range of accountability measures for workforce training
adopted by the US government and points to needed
improvement |
|
Working with Business and Industry to Enhance Curriculum
Development and Student Employability |
journal article; Junghagen, Sven,
Working with Business and Industry to Enhance Curriculum
Development and Student Employability,
New Directions for Institutional Research, NO. 128, Winter
2005, p. 69-82; discusses useful tasks institutional
researchers can execute that help position their institution
to engage more deeply in workforce development |
|
Engaging Institutions in Workforce Development: Career
Pathways for Disadvantaged Adults |
journal article; Alssid, Julian L., David Gruber, Davis
Jenkins, Christopher Mazzeo, Brandon Roberts, and Regina
Stanback-Stroud, Engaging Institutions
in Workforce Development: Career Pathways for Disadvantaged
Adults, New Directions for
Institutional Research, NO. 128, Winter 2005, p. 83-98;
discusses how institutions develop deliberate structures for
disadvantaged adults that lead to careers promising economic
self-sufficiency |
|
An Action Agenda for Institutional Researchers |
journal article; Harvey, Lee and Richard A. Voorhees,
An Action Agenda for Institutional
Researchers,
New Directions for Institutional
Research, NO. 128, Winter 2005, p. 99-104; |
|
The AIR Professional File 1-16: Institutional Research
Issues & Applications 1978-1983 |
index; The AIR Professional File 1-16:
Institutional Research Issues & Applications 1978-1983,
published by The Association for Institutional Research and
The John H. Russel Center for the study of Higher Education,
The University of Toledo, 1983 |
|
The Forgotten Question in Information Technology Strategic
Planning |
journal article; Caclier, Jamie C.,
The Forgotten Question in Information Technology Strategic
Planning, Planning for Higher
Education; The journal of the Society for College and
University Planning, VOL. 31, NO. 1, Sept-Nov 2002, p.
5-14; discusses the concerns associated with information
technology strategic planning for higher education
institutions |
|
State Performance Reporting Indicators: What Do They
Indicate? |
journal article; Burke, Joseph c., Henrik Minassians, and
Po Yang, State Performance Reporting
Indicators: What Do They Indicate?,
Planning for Higher Education; The journal of the Society
for College and University Planning, VOL. 31, NO. 1,
Sept-Nov 2002, p. 15-29; discusses the new role performance
reporting in accountability for public higher education |
|
Grappling with Strategic Dissonance |
journal article; Sowie, Sandra,
Grappling with Strategic Dissonance,
Planning for Higher Education; The journal of the Society
for College and University Planning, VOL. 31, NO. 1,
Sept-Nov 2002, p. 30-45; methodologies for analyzing the
strategies used by educational technology units within
higher education institutions as to how to achieve their
goals |
|
Collaboration in Professional Development |
journal article; Williams, Mitchell R. and Kevin
Pennington, Collaboration in
Professional Development,
Planning for Higher Education; The journal of the Society
for College and University Planning, VOL. 31, NO. 1,
Sept-Nov 2002, p. 39-45; professional development at
community colleges and other institutes of higher education
is critical in helping the institution realize its mission |
|
Evolution of a management Model |
journal article; Lund, Nick L.,
Evolution of a Management Model,
Planning for Higher Education; The journal of the Society
for College and University Planning, VOL. 31, NO. 1,
Sept-Nov 2002, p. 46-49; model involves a distributed
learning university in partnership with a community college
to provide greater accessibility to higher education in
underserved regions |
|
Endowment Spending-A double-Edged Sword |
journal article; Basch, Donald L., Endowment Spending-A
Double-Edged Sword, Planning for Higher Education, The
Journal of the Society for College and University Planning,
VOL. 32, NO. 3, March-May 2004, p. 5-14; sharp changes in
endowment market values highlight the importance of having
an informed and balanced strategy regarding spending |
|
From Academic Vision to Physical Manifestation |
journal article; Walleri, R. Dan and William E. Becker,
From Academic Vision to Physical
Manifestation, Planning for
Higher Education, The Journal of the Society for College and
University Planning, VOL. 32, NO. 3, March-May 2004, p.
15-24; a community college's master planning process |
|
Housing Strategies for the 21st Century: Revitalizing
Residential Life on Campus |
journal article; Hill, Christopher,
Housing Strategies for the 21st Century: Revitalizing
Residential Life on Campus ,
Planning for Higher Education, The Journal of the Society
for College and University Planning, VOL. 32, NO. 3,
March-May 2004, p. 25-36; illustrates the innovative ways
that institutions are involving facilities into their
long-term learning and competitive strategies |
|
Distance Education and Digital Intellectual Property Issues |
journal article; DiRamio, David C. and Gerald C. Kops,
Distance Education and Digital
Intellectual Property Issues ,
Planning for Higher Education, The Journal of the Society
for College and University Planning, VOL. 32, NO. 3,
March-May 2004, p. 37-46; discusses the need for practical
and effective intellectual property law policies and
procedures for distance education |
|
Surviving Endowment Drought |
journal article; Lyons, David., Surviving Endowment
Drought, NACUBO, Business Officer, VOL. 36, NO. 8, February
2003, p. 14-29; The 2002 NACUBO Endowment Study shows
college and university endowments dipping for a second
straight year. Institutions coping best have investment
pools well diversified across asset classes. |
|
It's Not Easy Building Green |
journal article; Higgins, Joseph, It's Not Easy Building
Green, NACUBO, Business Officer, VOL. 36, NO. 8, February
2003, p. 31-36; Green building design is gaining
significant interest in the higher education community.
Before pursuing a green effort, understand the financial
realities and potential political risks involved. |
|
The Substance of Transparency: The Sarbanes-Oxley Act |
journal article; Mattie, John and Jack McCarthy, The
Substance of Transparency: The Sarbanes-Oxley Act, NACUBO,
Business Officer, VOL. 36, NO. 8, February 2003, p. 39-43;
Learn the implications of Sarbanes -- plus ways to ensure
that your institution's internal controls, policies and
procedures, compliance programs, and monitoring activities
are in line with best practices. |
|
Getting off the Burnout Track |
journal article; Hamilton, Kendra.
Getting off the Burnout Track,
Diverse Issues in Higher Education, VOL. 22, NO. 20,
November 17, 2005, p. 26-31; examines teaching careers in
higher education, addressing the issues of non/tenure and
part-time employment |
|
Flying Stanby |
journal article; Keels, Crystal L.,
Flying Stnadby, Diverse Issues in
Higher Education, VOL. 22, NO. 20, November 17, 2005, p.
32-33; examines the changing employment in higher education,
with regards to part-time and tenure track |
|
The Ticking of the Biological and Tenure Clocks |
journal article; Valdata, Patricia, The
Ticking of the Biological and Tenure Clocks,
Diverse Issues in Higher Education, VOL.
22, NO. 20, November 17, 2005, p. 34-37; examines how
Princeton University changes their maternity and tenure
policies to move toward more progressive acoomodating
practices for faculty |
|
Diversity Officers - Coming to a Campuis Near You |
journal article; Banerji, Shilpa,
Diversity Officers - Comming to a Campus Near You,
Diverse Issues in Higher Education, VOL. 22, NO. 20,
November 17, 2005, p. 38-40; examines the growing trend of
appointing a "chief diversity officer" in higher education. |
|
Cultural Collisions |
journal article; Nahal, Anita, Cultural
Collisions, Diverse Issues in
Higher Education, VOL. 22, NO. 20, November 17, 2005, p.
41; tips for international teaching assistants to create
an ideal classroom of cultural exchange, rather than of
cultural collision |
|
Why Do Universities Compete in the Ratings Game? An
Empirical Analysis of the Effects of the U.S. News and World
Report College Rankings |
journal article; Meredith, Marc, Why Do
Universities Compete in the Ratings Game? An Empirical
Analysis of the Effects of the U.S. News and World Report
College Rankings, Research in
Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 45, NO. 5, August 2004, p.
443-462; examines the effects of the USNWR rankings on
admission outcomes and pricing decisions at national
doctoral universities during the 1990's |
|
Forming Identities in College: A Sociological Approach |
journal article; Kaufman, Peter and Kenneth A. Feldman,
Forming Identities in College: A
Sociological Approach, Research
in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 45, NO. 5, August 2004, p.
463-496; a nondevelopmental approach to the study of
college student change |
|
Effects of a Theory-Based Feedback and Consultation Process
on Instruction and Learning in College Classrooms |
journal article; Hampton Scott E. and Robert A. Reiser,
Effects of a Theory-Based Feedback and
Consultation Process on Instruction and Learning in College
Classrooms, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 45, NO. 5, August 2004, p. 497-528; a
theory based ratings instrument and consultation show
affects to teaching practices, ratings of effectiveness, and
student learning and motivation |
|
Cross-Racial Interaction Among Undergraduates: Some
Consequences, Causes, and Patterns |
journal article; Chang, Mitchell J., Alexander W. Astin, and
Dongbin Kim, Cross-Racial Interaction
Among Undergraduates: Some Consequences, Causes, and
Patterns, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 45, NO. 5, August 2004, p. 529-553; utilized
longitudinal data set to examine educational relevance of
cross-racial interaction |
|
Academic Fit of Student-Athletes: An Analysis of NCAA
Division I-A Graduation Rates |
journal article; Ferris, Eric, Mark Finster, and David
McDonald, Academic Fit of
Student-Athletes: An Analysis of NCAA Division I-A
Graduation Rates, Research in
Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 45, NO. 6, September 2004, p.
555-576; examines athlete educational attainment, the
impact of athletic success and the relationship between
admission selectivity and educational attainment |
|
A Comparison of Athletes and non-Athletes at Highly
Selective Colleges: Academic Performance and Personal
Development |
journal article; Aries, Elizabeth, Danielle McCarhty, Peter
Salovey, and Mahzarin R. Banaji , A
Comparison of Athletes and non-Athletes at Highly Selective
Colleges: Academic Performance and Personal Development,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 45, NO. 6, September 2004, p.
577-602; studied student-athletes' and non-athletes'
sociability/extraversion and self-reported well-being |
|
Comparing Institutional Relationships with Academic
Departments: A Study of Five Academic Fields |
journal article; Lee, Jenny L. ,
Comparing Institutional Relationships with Academic
Departments: A Study of Five Academic Fields,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 45, NO. 6, September 2004, p.
603-624; examines, using discriminant analyses, how
relationships between institutional culture and the culture
of the academic department vary by disciplinary filed |
|
Applying Holland's Typology to the Study of Differences in
Student Views about Diversity |
journal article; Umbach, Paul D. and Jeffrey F. Milem ,
Applying Holland's Typology to the Study
of Differences in Student Views about Diversity,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 45, NO. 6, September 2004, p.
625-650; examines, using the Holland's theory of
personality and environment, the argument that the
opportunities students have for learning are enhanced when
they attend racially heterogeneous colleges than when they
attend colleges that are more homogeneous |
|
Effect of Racial/Ethnic Composition on Transfer Rates in
Community Colleges: Implications for Policy and Practice |
journal article; Wassmer, Robert, Colleen Moore, and Nancy
Shulock, Effect of Racial/Ethnic
Composition on Transfer Rates in Community Colleges:
Implications for Policy and Practice,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 45, NO. 6, September 2004, p.
651-672; examines , using regression models, factors
associated with community college transfer rates which
reveal disparities according to racial/ethnic composition of
student body |
|
An Examination of the Influence of Institutional Context on
student Persistence at 4-Year Colleges and Universities: A
Multilevel Approach |
journal article; Titus, Marcin A., An
Examination of the Influence of Institutional Context on
student Persistence at 4-Year Colleges and Universities: A
Multilevel Approach, Research in
Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 45, NO. 7, November 2004, p.
673-700; using constructs from college enrollments, student
attrition model, college impact model, national survey data,
and multilevel modeling techniques the study examines the
extent to which persistence is influenced by the
institutional context |
|
Educational Debt Burden Among Student Borrowers: An Analysis
of the Baccalaureate & Beyond Panel, 1997 Follow-up |
journal article; Price, Derek V.,
Educational Debt Burden Among Student Borrowers: An Analysis
of the Baccalaureate & Beyond Panel, 1997 Follow-up,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 45, NO. 7, November 2004, p.
701-738; examines the relationship between educational debt
burden and student race, ethnic, gender and income
characteristics |
|
Faculty Entrepreneurialism and the Challenge to
Undergraduate Education at Research Universities |
journal article; Lee, Jenny J. and Robert A. Rhoads,
Faculty Entrepreneurialism and the
Challenge to Undergraduate Education at Research
Universities, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 45, NO. 7, November 2004, p. 739-760;
compares the extent of entrepreneurial activities and levels
of teaching commitment, and examines the relative effects on
faculty commitment |
|
A Loyalty Tax? National Measures of Academic Salary
Compression |
journal article; Barbezat, Debra A., A
Loyalty Tax? National Measures of Academic Salary
Compression, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 45, NO. 7, November 2004, p. 761-776; junior
and senior salary ratios are derived as well as predicted
salary ratios dependent on similar productive traits |
|
The Impact of an SES-Based Model on a College's
Undergraduate Admissions Outcomes |
journal article; Young, John W. and Paul M. Johnson,
The Impact of an SES-Based Model on a
College's Undergraduate Admissions Outcomes,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 45, NO. 7, November 2004, p.
777- 797; examines the impact of a class-based admissions
policy rather than race-based affirmative action admissions |
|
Faculty Environments, Psychosocial Dispositions, and the
Academic Achievement of College Students |
journal article; Clifton, Rodcy A., Raymond P. Perry,
Christine Adams Stubbs, and Lance W. Roberts,
Faculty Environments, Psychosocial
Dispositions, and the Academic Achievement of College
Students , Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 45, NO. 8, December 2004, p. 801-828;
examines a conceptual model of academic attainment including
cognitive demands set by professors and the social support
provided by professors and students |
|
Meeting the Access Challenge: An Examination of Indiana's
Twenty-first Century Scholars Program |
journal article; St. John, Edward, Glenda Musoba, Ada
Simmons, Choong-Geun Chung, Jack Schmit, and Chao-Ying
Peng, Meeting the Access Challenge: An Examination of
Indiana's Twenty-first Century Scholars Program, Research in
Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 45, NO. 8, December 2004, p.
829-872; examines the impact of Indian's Twenty-first
Century Scholars Program, and intervention that provides
supplemental grant aid and academic support for low-income
middle and high school students |
|
Evaluating the Motivation of Other Students to Cheat: a
Vignette Experiment |
journal article; Rettinger, David A., Augustus D. Jordan,
and Francisco Peschiera, Evaluating the
Motivation of Other Students to Cheat: a Vignette Experiment,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 45, NO. 8, December 2004, p.
873-890; examines the motivation, and behavior of students
with results that showing interaction among the
participant's gender, motivation and competence |
|
Gender, Children and Research Productivity |
journal article; Stack, Steven, Gender,
Children and Research Productivity,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 45, NO. 8, December 2004, p.
891-920; examines the gender gap in research productivity
thought to be due, in part, to gendered child care
responsibilities |
|
How Reliable are Our Assessment Data?: A Comparison of the
Reliability of Data Produced in Graded and Un-Graded
Condition |
journal article; Napoli, Anthony R. and Lanette A. Raymond,
How Reliable are Our Assessment Data?: A
Comparison of the Reliability of Data Produced in Graded and
Un-Graded Condition, Research in
Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 45, NO. 8, December 2004, p.
921-929; evaluates the influence of assessment context on
the reliability of an assessment measure |
|
Departmental Contexts and Faculty Research Activity in
Norway |
journal article; Smeby, Jens-Christian and Sverre Try,
Departmental Contexts and Faculty
Research Activity in Norway, Planning for Higher Education,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 46, NO. 6, September 2005, p.
593-620; examines the relationship between departmental
attributes and university faculty research activities'
impact on research output |
|
Salary Structure Effects and the Gender Pay Gap in Academia |
journal article; Barbezat, Debra and James W. Hughes,
Salary Structure Effects and the Gender
Pay Gap in Academia, Research in Higher Education,
Journal of the Association for Institutional Research, VOL.
46, NO. 6, September 2005, p. 621-640; presents estimates of
the gender salary gap and discrimination based on the most
recent national faculty survey data |
|
Exploring Race Differences in Correlates of Seniors'
Satisfaction with Undergraduate Education |
journal article; Einarson, Marne K. and Michael W. Matier,
Exploring Race Differences in Correlates
of Seniors' Satisfaction with Undergraduate Education,
Journal of the Association for Institutional Research, VOL.
46, NO. 6, September 2005, p. 641-676; examines the
correlates of overall satisfaction with undergraduate
education for white, Asian American, Latino and African
American seniors using multiple linear regression and
decision tree analysis |
|
Self-Efficacy, Stress, and Academic Success in College |
journal article; Zajacova, Anna, Scott M. Lynch, and Thomas
J. Espenshade, Self-Efficacy, Stress,
and Academic Success in College,
Journal of the Association for Institutional Research, VOL.
46, NO. 6, September 2005, p. 677-706; examines the joint
effects of academic self-efficacy and stress on the academic
performance of nontraditional, largely immigrant and
minority, college freshmen |
|
An Investigation of Broad and Narrow Personality Traits in
Relation to General and Domain-Specific Life Satisfaction of
College Students |
journal article; Lounsbury, John W., Richard A. Saudrga,
Lucy W. Gibson, and Frederick T. Leong,
An Investigation of Broad and Narrow Personality Traits in
Relation to General and Domain-Specific Life Satisfaction of
College Students, Journal of the
Association for Institutional Research, VOL. 46, NO. 6,
September 2005, p. 707-729; examines personality traits in
relation to a measure of satisfaction with specific domains
of college experience using results of hierarchical
regression analyses |
|
The Conditional and Interaction Effects of Epistemological
Beliefs on the Self-regulated Learning of College Students:
Motivational Strategies |
journal article; Paulsen, Michael B. and Kenneth A. Feldman,
The Conditional and Interaction Effects
of Epistemological Beliefs on thte Self-regulated Learning
of College Students: Motivational Strategies,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 46, NO. 7, November 2005, p.
731-768; examines the conditional and interaction effects
of each of four dimensions of epistemological beliefs of
college students regarding the ability to learn, the speed
of learning, the structure of knowledge, and the stability
of knowledge on six measures of the motivational components
of self regulated learning strategies. |
|
Faculty-Student Interaction at the Community College: A
Focus on Students of Color |
journal article; Chang, June C,
Faculty-Student Interaction at the Community College: A
Focus on Students of Color,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 46, NO. 7, November 2005, p.
769-802; describes the level of faculty-student interaction
on 2-year college campuses, examines student characteristics
correlted with faculty contact, and considers how
interaction may differ among racial subgroups of students. |
|
A Qualitative Method for Assessing Faculty Satisfaction |
journal article; Ambrose, Susan, Therese Huston, and Marie
Norman, A Qualitative Method for
Assessing Faculty Satisfaction,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 46, NO. 7, November 2005, p.
803-830; investigates why some faculty members leave and
why others stay by illuminating the complexities of
individual experiences. |
|
Redesigning for Collaboration within Higher Education
Institutions: An Exploration into the Developmental Process |
journal article; Kezar, Adrianna.
Redesigning for collaboration within Higher Education
Institutions: An Exploration into the Developmental Process,
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL. 46, NO. 7, November 2005, p.
831-860; examines how institutions moved from a culture that
supports individual work to the ones that facilitate
collaborative work. |
|
The Influence of Age at Degree Completion on College Wage
Premiums |
journal article;Taniguchi, Hiromi, The
Influence of Age at Degree Completion on College Wage
Premiums, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 46, NO. 8, December 2005, p. 861-881;
examines how the size of the premium is affected by college
timming while focusing on a possible gender difference. |
|
Measuring Dterminants of Student Return vs. Dropout/Stopout
vs. Transfer: A First-to-Second Year Analysis of New
Freshmen |
journal article; Herzong, Serge,
Measuring Determinants of Student Return vs. Dropout/Stopout
vs. Transfer: A First-to-Second Year analysis of New
Freshmen, Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 46, NO. 8, December 2005, p. 883-928;
measures the impact of high school preparation, first-year
academic performance, multi-institution enrollment, and
financial aid support on second-year persistence. |
|
Factorial Validity of Student Ratings of Instruction |
journal article; Renaud, Robert D. and Harry G. Murray,
Factorial Validity of Student Ratings of
Instruction. Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 46, NO. 8, December 2005, p. 929-953; tested
the Systematic Distortion Hypothesis by examining the
factorial validity of student ratings of university teaching |
|
What can Institutional Research do to Help Colleges Meet the
Workforce Needs of States and Nations |
journal article; Toutkoushian, Robert K.,
What can Institutional Research do to
Help Colleges Meet the Workforce Needs of States and
Nations. Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL. 46, NO. 8, December 2005, p. 955-984;
discusses how institutional researches can help explain to
campus administrators and others the role that institutions
play in training individuals for the workplace, and why they
cannot always quickly respond to and solve shortages of
college-trained workers. |
|
Reducing the Academic Risks of Over-Optimism: The
Longitudinal Effects of Attributional Retraining on
Cognition and Achievement |
journal article; Haynes, Tara L., Ruthig, Joelle C., Perry,
Raymond P., Stupnisky, Robert H., Hall, Nathan C.;
Reducing the Academic Risks of
Over-Optimism: The Longitudinal Effects of Attributional
Retraining on Cognition and Achievement.
Research in Higher Education, Journal od the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL 47, NO 7, November 2006, p.
755-779, examines the adtiveness of overly optimistic
expectations in novel settings (college). |
|
How Do Students Choose a University? An Analysis of
Applications to Universities in Ontario, Canada |
journal article; Drewes, Torbin and Michael, Christopher,
How Do Students Choose A University?: An
Analysis of Applications to Universities in Ontario, Canada.
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL 47, NO 7, November 2006, p.
781-800, uses a rank-ordered logit to determine which
attributes play into the decision of where to go to college. |
|
Students' Personality Types, Intended Majors, and College
Expectations: Further Evidence Concerning Psychological and
Sociological Interpretations of Holland's Theory |
journal article; Pike, Gary R.,
Students' Personality Types, Intended Majors, and College
Expectations: Further evidence Concerning Psychological and
Sociological Interpretations of Holland's Theory.
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL 47, NO 7, November 2006, p.
801-822, studies the link between personality type and
intended major and college expectations. |
|
When Parents Want Childern to Stay Home for College |
journal article; Lopez Turley, Ruth N.,
When Parents Want Children To Stay Home For College.
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL 47, NO 7, November 2006, p.
823-846, investigates the influence of parental preferences
in applying to colleges. |
|
Educational Expenditures and Student Engagement: When Does
Money Matter? |
journal article; Pike, Gary R., Smart, John C., Kuh, George
D., Hayek, John C., Educational
Expenditures and Student Engagement: When Does Money
Matter?. Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL 47, NO 7, November 2006, p. 847-872, examines
the relationships between higher education expenditures and
students' engagement in educationally purposeful activities. |
|
The Impact of Community College Attandance on Baccalaureate
Attainment |
journal article; Alfonso, Mariana, The
Impact of Community College Attendance on Baccalaureate
Attainment. Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL 47, NO 8, December 2006, p. 873-903, studies
the correlation between attending a community college and
earning a baccalaureate degree. |
|
Analysis of Stopout Behavior at a Public Research
University: The Multi-Spell Discrete-Time Approach |
journal article; Johnson, Iryna Y.,
Analysis of Stopout Behavior ata a Public Research
University: The Multi-Spell Discrete-Time Approach.
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL 47, NO 8, December 2006, p.
905-934, investigates reasons for attrition. |
|
A Predictive Model of Inquiry to Enrollment |
journal article; Goenner, Cullen F. and Pauls, Kenton,
A Predictive Model of Inquiry to
Enrollment. Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL 47, NO 8, December 2006, p. 935-956, utilizing
an inquiry model to improve recruitment efforts. |
|
Legal Issues and Statistical Approaches to Reverse Pay
Discrimination in Higher Education |
journal article; Eckes, Suzanne E. and Toutkoushian, Robert
K., Legal Issues and Statistical
Approaches to Reverse Pay Discrimination in Higher
Education. Research in Higher
Education, Journal of the Association for Institutional
Research, VOL 47, NO 8, December 2006, p. 957-984,
investigates discrimination towards male faculty members
when universities adjust female faculty pay rates. |
|
Factors Influencing Positive Interactions Across Race for
African American, Asian American, Latino, and White College
Students |
journal article; Saenz, Victor B., Ngai, Hoi Ning, and
Hurtado, Sylvia, Factors Influencing
Positive Interactions Across Race for African American,
Asian American, Latino, and White College Students.
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL 48, NO 1, February 2007, p.
1-38, studies factors that promote positive interactions
across race for college students. |
|
Initial Evidence on the Long-Term Impacts of Work Colleges |
journal article; Wolniak, Gregory C. and Pascarella, Ernest
T., Initial Evidence on the Long-Term
Impacts of Work Colleges.
Research in Higher Education, Journal of the Association for
Institutional Research, VOL 48, NO 1, February 2007, p.
39-71, explores the impacts of attending a work college
while enrolled and up to 25 years after graduation. |
|
An Investigation of Critical Mass: The Role of Latino
Representation in the Success of Urban Community College
Students |
journal article; Hagedorn, Linda Serra, Chi, Winny, Cepeda,
Rita M., and McLain, Melissa, An
Investigation of Critical Mass: The Role of Latino
Representation in the Success of Urban Community College
Students, Journal of the
Association for Institutional Research, VOL 48, NO 1,
February 2007, p. 73-91, studies academic outcomes of Latino
students attending community colleges with high and low
Latino student populations. |
|
Students' Persistence in a Distributed Doctoral Program in
Educational Leadership in Higher Education: A Mixed Methods
Study |
journal article; Ivankova, Nataliya V. and Stick, Sheldon
L., An Investigation of Critical Mass:
Students' Persistence in a Distributed Doctoral Program in
Educational Leadership in Higher Education: A Mixed Methods
Study, Journal of the Association
for Institutional Research, VOL 48, NO 1, February 2007, p.
93-135, identifies factors contributing to students'
persistence in a doctoral program. |
|
More than Meets the Eye: Cirricular and Programmatic Effects
on Student Learning |
journal article; Lambert, Amber D., Terenzini, Patrick T.
and Lattuca, Lisa L., More than Meets
the Eye: Cirricular and Programmatic Effects on Student
Learning, Journal of the
Association for Institutional Research, VOL 48, NO 2, March
2007, p. 141-168, reports the effects of program
characteristics and faculty activities on students'
experiences. |
|
Gender Equity in the Academic Labor Market: An Analysis of
Academic Disciplines |
journal article; Umbach, Paul D., Gender
Equity in the Academic Labor Market: An Analysis of Academic
Disciplines, Journal of the
Association for Institutional Research, VOL 48, NO 2, March
2007, p. 169-192,study uses hierarchical linear modeling to
analyze disciplinary market conditions on faculty salaries. |
|
The Status of Equity for Black Faculty and Administrators in
Public Higher Education in the South |
journal article; Perna, Laura W., Gerald, Danette, Baum,
Evan, and Milem, Jeffrey, The Status of
Equity for Black Faculty and Administrators in Public Higher
Education in the South, Journal
of the Association for Institutional Research, VOL 48, NO 2,
March 2007, p. 193-228, uses IPEDS data to analyze the
status of Blacks among faculty and administrators. |
|
Examining Herzberg's Theory: Improving Job Satisfaction
among Non-Academic Employees at a University |
journal article; Smerek, Ryan E. and Peterson, Marvin,
Examining Herzberg's Theory: Improving
Job Satisfaction among Non-Academic Employees at a
University, Journal of the
Association for Institutional Research, VOL 48, NO 2, March
2007, p. 229-250, reports the results of a survey regarding
job satisfaction. |
|
Measuring the Impact of Professional Accreditation on
Student Experiences and Learning Outcomes |
journal article; Volkwein, J. Fredericks, Lattuca, Lisa R.,
Harper, Betty J. and Domingo, Robert J.,
Measuring the Impact of Professional Accreditation on
Student Experiences and Learning Outcomes,
Journal of the Association for Institutional Research, VOL
48, NO 2, March 2007, p. 251-282, examines the influence of
a change in accreditation standards. |
|
Weighting Omissions and Best Practices When Using
Large-Scale Data in Educational Research |
journal article; Hahs-Vaughn, Debbie L., AIR (Association
for Institutional Research) Professional File. Number 101,
Fall, 2006. Determinations of data's approperiate use by
reviewing use of weights and design effects. Discussion of
best proctices in using national datasets for authors and
journal editors. |
|
Higher Education Directory, 2004 Edition |
directory; Burke, Jeanne M.The Higher
Education Directory, Higher
Education publications, Inc, Falls Church, Virginia, 2004;
contains listings of accredited, degree granting
institutions of postsecondary education in the United States
and its outlying areas. |
|
Higher Education Directory, 2006 Edition |
directory; Burke, Jeanne M.The Higher
Education Directory, Higher
Education publications, Inc, Falls Church, Virginia, 2006;
contains listings of accredited, degree granting
institutions of postsecondary education in the United States
and its outlying areas. |
|
Strategic Planning for Colleges and Universities: A Systems
Approach to Planning and Resource Allocation |
book; Merson, John C. and Robert L. Qualls,
Strategic Planning For Colleges and
Universities: A Systems Approach to Planning and Resource
Allocation, Trinity University
Press, SanAntonio, 1979; describes
techniques comprised of planning and
resource allocation procedures that link together the key
tasks of managing an institution of higher education |
|
Institutional Research in the University: A Handbook |
book; Dressel, Paul L. and associates,
Institutional Research in the University: A Handbook,
Jossey-Bass, Inc., Publishers, 1971;
reference book about the what and how of effective
institutional research |
|
University Space Planning: Translating the Educational
Program of a University into Physical Facility Requirements |
book; Bareither, Harlan D. and Jerry L. Schillinger,
University Space Planning: Translating
the Educational Program of a University into Physical
Facility Requirements, University
of Illinois Press, Urbana, 1968;
a new analytical methodology called the "numeric method,"
establishes a means by which existing and future facilities
of an institution of higher learning can be defined,
analyzed and projected systematically to coincide with the
educational goals of its governing agency |
|
Resource Manual: On Institutional Effectiveness |
handbook; Resource Manual: On
Institutional Effectiveness,
Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools, 1996; provides institutional leaders
an understanding of the concept of assessment as it relates
to the requirements of Section III, Institutional
Effectiveness |
|
2002-2003 Accredited Institutions of Postsecondary
Education: Programs Candidates |
directory; Von Alt, Kenneth A. ed.,
2002-2003 Accredited Institutions of Postsecondary
Education: Programs Candidates,
American Council on Education, Washington, D.C., 2003;
compiles the listings for those institutions that meet
acceptable levels of educational quality and financial
stability |
|
College Student Retention: Formula for Student Success |
book, Deidman, Alan ed., College Student
Retention: Formula For Student Success,
American Council on Higher Education and Praeger Publishers,
2005; colleges develop intervention programs and services
to try to retain students |
|
Mail and Telephone Surveys: The Total Design Method |
book; Dillman, Don A., Mail and
Telephone Surveys: The Total Design Method,
John Wiley &Sons, New York,1978; step-by-step details of how
to conduct successful mail and telephone surveys |
|
Educational Research: An Introduction |
book; Borg, Walter R. and Meredith D. Gall,
Educational Research: An Introduction,
David McKay Company, Inc., New York, 1971; covers the
essentials of educational research from identifying the
problem to writing the thesis |
|
Higher Education and the Color Line; College Access, Racial
Equity and Social Change |
book; Orfield, Gary, Patricia Marin, and Catherine L. Horn.
Ed., Higher Education and the Color
Line; College Access, Racial Equity and Social Change,
Harvard Education Press;
Cambridge, Maassachusetts, 2005; Multiple collected works
including: "The Racial Transformation of Higher Education,"
"Higher Education as a Strategy of Social Mobility," "Equity
in Educational Attainmnet," "Can Minority Students Afford
College in an Era of Skyrocketing Tuition," "Illusions of
Opportunity at Two-Year Colleges" "Exemplary Programs for
Retaining and Supporint Students of Color," "The Evolving
Relationship between Large-Scale Stndardized Assessment and
Higher Education," "After Grutter and Gratz, Higher
Education, Race, and the Law," "From Strict Scrutiny to
Educational Scrutiny: A New Vision for Higher Education
Policy and Research." |
|
Assessment for Excellence: The Philosophy and Practice of
Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Education |
book; Astin, Alexander W., Assessment
for Excellence: The Philosophy and Practice of Assessment
and Evaluation in Higher Education,
American Council on Education and Oryx Press, 1993;
addresses the practical needs of faculty, administrators,
researchers, institutions, and government bodies and
assessment methodology that will produce information of
value |
|
Final Report 2003: Mapping Internationalization on U.S.
Campuses |
report; Laura Siaya and Fred M. Hayward,
Final Report 2003: Mapping
Internationalization on U.S. Campuses,
American Council on Education, 2003; this report examines
the internationalization efforts of U.S. colleges and
universities with comparisons to previous data, as
appropriate and possible. It also looks at the international
experiences and attitudes of undergraduate students and
faculty. |
|
Higher Education Directory, 2003 Edition |
directory; Burke, Jeanne M.The Higher
Education Directory, Higher
Education publications, Inc, Falls Church, Virginia, 2003;
contains listings of accredited, degree granting
institutions of postsecondary education in the United States
and its outlying areas. |
|
Higher Education Directory, 2005 Edition |
directory; Burke, Jeanne M.The Higher
Education Directory, Higher
Education publications, Inc, Falls Church, Virginia, 2005;
contains listings of accredited, degree granting
institutions of postsecondary education in the United States
and its outlying areas. |
|
Recruitment, Admissions and Handicapped Students: A Guide
for compliance with Section504 of the Rehabilitation Act of
1973 |
guide; Recruitment, Admissions and
Handicapped Students: A Guide for compliance with Section
504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973,
The HEATH Resource Center, American Council on Education and
the American Association of Collegiate Reistrars and
Admissions Officers, Washington, DC 1985; prescriptions
offered for adaptation to the particular circumstances of
each college and university |
|
Price and Quality in Higher Education |
book; Gilmore, Jeffrey L., Price and
Quality in Higher Education,
Office of Research, Office of Educational Research and
Improvement, and U.S. Department of Education, 1990;
discusses the assumptions that quality of college is
reflected in price and that colleges have a positive impact
on their students |
|
Criteria for Accreditation |
book; Criteria for Accreditation,
Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of
Colleges and schools, 1996; handbook about the accreditation
process and the improvement of educational quality
throughout the region and ensuring institutions meet
established regional standards |
|
The Pocket Guide to U.S. Higher Education 2002 |
directory; The Pocket Guide to U.S.
Higher Education 2002, EDUCAUSE,
Washington, D.C., 2002; provides a variety of resources and
organizations that detail specific aspects of higher
education |
|
Microsoft Office: Version 4.2 and 4.3 |
handbook; Microsoft Office 4.2 and 4.3,
Microsoft Corporation, 1992-1994 |
|
The Concise Guide to Microsoft Windows Operating System
Version 3.1 |
handbook; Jamsa, Kris, The Concise
Guide to Microsoft Windows Operating System Version 3.1,
Microsoft Press, Redmond, Washington, 1992; |
|
Microsoft Excel Version 5.0 |
handbook; Microsoft Excel Version 5.0,
Microsoft Corporation, 1993-1994; |
|
Microsoft Excel Version 5.0; Visual Basic User's Guide |
handbook; Microsoft Excel Version 5.0:
Visual Basic User's Guide,
Microsoft Corporation, 1993-1994; Microsoft Visual Basic
programming system, applications edition |
|
Microsoft Query Version 1.0 |
handbook; Microsoft QueryVersion 1.0,
Microsoft Corporation, 1993-1994; |
|
Microsoft Word: the World's Most Popular Word Processor,
Version 6.0 |
handbook; Microsoft Word: The World's
Most Popular Word Processor, Version 6.0,
Microsoft Corporation, 1993-1994; |
|
Microsoft Works: The Essential Tools for Easier Everyday
Computing |
handbook; Microsoft Works: The Essential
Tools for Easier Everyday Computing,
Microsoft Corporation, 1986-1994; |
|
Questionnaire Survey Reseach:What Works |
book; Suskie, Linda A., Questionnaire
Survey Reseach:What Works2nd
Edition, Association for
Institutional Research, Tallahassee, FL, 1996; includes
Planning the Survey, Formats for Survey Questions,
Developing a Survey Instrument, Conducting a Survey,
processing the Survey Results, Analyzing the Survey Data,
Reporting Results, Appendices |
|
Informationon Student Outcomes: How to Get It and How to Use
It |
book; Ewell, Peter, Informationon
Student Outcomes: How to Get It and How to Use It,
National Center for Higher Education Management Systems,
1983; includes student outcomes, outcomes data base,
applying information to institutional decisionmaking,
dat-gathering instuments, publications bibliography |
|
Scholarship Assesssed: Evaluation of the Professoriate |
book; Glassick, Charles, Mary Huber, and Gene Maeroff,
Scholarship Assesssed: Evaluation of the
Professoriate, Jossey-Bass
Publishers, San Francisco, 1997; includes scholarship in
transition, standards of scholarly work, documenting
scholarship, the process, qualities of a scholar,
questionnaire, reexamination of faculty roles and rewards,
notes, Carnegie classifications |
|
Siemens PhoneMail Systems: Release 6.3 |
handbook; Siemens PhoneMail Systems:
Release 6.3, Siemens Business
Communication Systems, Inc., Santa Clara, CA, 19998;
includes features, access, answering options, mailbox
options, phonemail options, TDD applications,
voice-activated features |
|
Declining by Degrees: Higher Education at Risk |
book; Declining by Degrees: Higher
Education at Risk, Palgrave
MacMillan, New York, 2005; includes the media, education
reform, admissions, quality, iberal education, challenges,
markets, students, undergraduate education, minorities, and
curriculum |
|
Declining by Degrees: Higher Education at Risk |
video; Declining by Degrees: Higher
Education at Risk, Learning
Matters, Inc., 2005; includes higher education through the
eyes of students, professors, and college administrators |
|
Washington and Lee University Data Entry Standards |
handbook; Washington and Lee University
Data Entry Standards, 2005,
includes data entry codes for the university's database |
|
Resumes of the Class of 1987 |
report; Resumes of the Class of 1987; Office of Career
Development and Placement at Washing ton and Lee University,
no date; the 114 students represented in this book include
the majority of the 1987 class who are planning to enter the
work force immediately after graduation |
|
Four Year Plan - Career Development |
brochure; Four Year Plan: Career
Development, Career Development
and Placement Office, no date; 4 year career search plan
for students |
|
Washington and Lee University: Career Development and
Placement |
brochure; Washington and Lee Career
Development and Placement, Career
Services, no date; purpose, services, staff, hours |
|
Washington and Lee University Career Services Report Class
of 2000 and Recruitment Activities |
report; Washington and Lee University
Career services Report Class of 2000 and Recruitment
Activities, Career Services
Washington and Lee University, May 2001; profiles the
activities of the Class of 2000 during the first year
following graduation |
|
Washington and Lee University 2004-2005 Annual Report |
report, Washington and Lee 2004-2005
Annual Report, Report for
audience ineterested in the welfare, activities and
financial status of the university. (3 copies) |
|
Washington and Lee University Alumni Directory 1749-2005 |
directory, Washington and Lee University
Alumni Directory 1749-2005,
Washington and Lee University 2005 |
|
Report on the Class of 1999 and Recruitment Activities |
report; Report on the Class of 1999 and
Recruitment Activities, Career
Services Washington and Lee University, March 2000; profiles
the activities of the Class of 1999 during the first year
following graduation |
|
Report on the Class of 1998 and Recruitment Activities |
report; Report on the Class of 1998 and
Recruitment Activities, Career
Services Washington and Lee University, March 1999; profiles
the activities of the Class of 1998 during the first year
following graduation |
|
Report on the Class of 1997 and Recruitment Activities |
report; Report on the Class of 1997and
Recruitment Activities, Career
Services Washington and Lee University, March 1998; profiles
the activities of the Class of 1997 during the first year
following graduation |
|
Report on the Class of 1996 and Recruitment Activities |
report; Report on the Class of 1996and
Recruitment Activities, Career
Services Washington and Lee University, March 1997; profiles
the activities of the Class of 1996 during the first year
following graduation |
|
Report on the Class of 1995 and Recruitment Activities |
report; Report on the Class of 1995and
Recruitment Activities, Career
Services Washington and Lee University, March 1996; profiles
the activities of the Class of 1995 during the first year
following graduation |
|
Report on the Class of 1995 and Recruitment Activities
(Copy 2) |
report; Report on the Class of 1995and
Recruitment Activities, Career
Services Washington and Lee University, March 1996; profiles
the activities of the Class of 1995 during the first year
following graduation |
|
Report on the Class of 1994 and Recruitment Activities |
report; Report on the Class of 1994and
Recruitment Activities, Career
Services Washington and Lee University, March 1995; profiles
the activities of the Class of 1994 during the first year
following graduation |
|
Placement Report For the Class of 1993 |
report; Placement Report for the Class
of 1993, Career Development and
Placement Office Washington and Lee University, no date;
profiles the activities of the Class of 1993 during the
first year following graduation |
|
Report of Faculty Scholarly Activity and Public Service |
report; Report of Faculty Scholarly Activity and Public
Service 1970-1971; Washington and Lee University, August,
1971; a listing of scholarly activities and public services
of the faculty |
|
Washington and Lee University Fact Book |
The Fact Book began as an official volume of the
University's Self-Study Report which was submitted to the
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools in March 1978
as part of the reaccreditation process. In recent years it
has been trimmed to eliminate information readily available
in other publications. The Fact Book contains information
in the following categories: governance and finance;
academic affairs and the undergraduate library; registrar
information; admission and student recruitment; student life
today; the law schools; the alumni and development
program; 1977-78; 1987-88; 1990-91 to1998-1999; 2001-02
to 2004-05 |
|
Report of Faculty Scholarship, Pedagogy, and Service 1993 |
report; Report of Faculty Scholarship,
Pedagogy, and Service 1993,
Washington and Lee University, September 1994; a listing of
scholarly activities and public services of the faculty |
|
Report of Faculty Scholarship, Pedagogy, and Service 1996 |
report; Report of Faculty Scholarship,
Pedagogy, and Service 1996,
Washington and Lee University, September 1996; a listing of
scholarly activities and public services of the faculty |
|
Report of Faculty Scholarship, Pedagogy, and Service 1995 |
report; Report of Faculty Scholarship,
Pedagogy, and Service 1995,
Washington and Lee University, November 1996; a listing of
scholarly activities and public services of the faculty |
|
Report of Faculty Scholarship, Pedagogy, and Service 1994 |
report; Report of Faculty Scholarship,
Pedagogy, and Service 1994,
Washington and Lee University, October 1995; a listing of
scholarly activities and public services of the faculty |
|
Report of Faculty Scholarship, Pedagogy, and Service 1991
and Report of Glenn, Mellon and Pew Grant Projects - Summer
1991 |
report; Report of Faculty Scholarship,
Pedagogy, and Service 1991 and Report of Glenn, Mellon and
Pew Grant Projects-Summer 1991,
Washington and Lee University, October 1992; a listing of
scholarly activities and public services of the faculty |
|
Report of Faculty Pedagogy, Scholarship, and Service 1990
and Report of Glenn, Mellon, and Pew Grant Projects - Summer
1990 |
report; Report of Faculty Scholarship,
Pedagogy, and Service 1 990 and Report of Glenn, Mellon and
Pew Grant Projects-Summer 1990,
Washington and Lee University, December 1991; a listing of
scholarly activities and public services of the faculty |
|
Report of Faculty Pedagogy, Scholarship, and Service 1989
and Report of Glenn, Mellon, and Pew Grant Projects - Summer
of 1989 |
report; Report of Faculty Scholarship,
Pedagogy, and Service 1989 and Report of Glenn, Mellon and
Pew Grant Projects-Summer 1989,
Washington and Lee University, August 1990; a listing of
scholarly activities and public services of the faculty |
|
Report of Faculty Pedagogy, Scholarship, and Service 1987
and Report of Glenn, Mellon, and Pew Grant Projects - Summer
1987 |
report; Report of Faculty Scholarship,
Pedagogy, and Service 1987 and Report of Glenn, Mellon and
Pew Grant Projects-Summer 1987,
Washington and Lee University, August 1988; a listing of
scholarly activities and public services of the faculty |
|
Report of Faculty Pedagogy, Scholarship, and Service 1986
and Report of Glenn Grant Projects - Summer of 1986 |
report; Report of Faculty Scholarship,
Pedagogy, and Service 1986 and Report of Glenn Grant
Projects-Summer 1986,
Washington and Lee University, August 1987; a listing of
scholarly activities and public services of the faculty |
|
Report of Faculty Scholarly Activity and Public Service 1985
and Report of Glenn Grant Projects - Summer of 1985 |
report; Report of Faculty Scholarship,
Pedagogy, and Service 1985 and Report of Glenn Grant
Projects-Summer 1985,
Washington and Lee University, July 1986; a listing of
scholarly activities and public services of the faculty |
|
Report of Faculty Scholarly Activity and Public Service 1982
- 1983 and Report of Glenn Grant Projects - Summer of 1982
and 1983 |
report; Report of Faculty Scholarship,
Pedagogy, and Service 1982-1983 and Report of Glenn Grant
Projects-Summer of 1982 and 1983,
Washington and Lee University, January 1984; a listing of
scholarly activities and public services of the faculty |
|
Report of Faculty Scholarly Activity and Public Service 1980
- 1981 and Report of Glenn Grant Projects - Summer of 1980 |
report; Report of Faculty Scholarship,
Pedagogy, and Service 1980-1981 and Report of Glenn Grant
Projects-Summer of 1980,
Washington and Lee University, August 1981; a listing of
scholarly activities and public services of the faculty |
|
Report of Faculty Scholarly Activity and Public Service 1978
- 1979 and Report of Glenn Grant Projects - Summer of 1978 |
report; Report of Faculty Scholarly
Activity and Public Service 1978-1979 and Report of Glenn
Grant Projects-Summer of 1978,
Washington and Lee University, August 1979; a listing of
scholarly activities and public services of the faculty |
|
Report of Faculty Scholarly Activity and Public Service 1977
- 1978 |
report; Report of Faculty Scholarly
Activity and Public Service 1978-1979,
Washington and Lee University, August 1978; a listing of
scholarly activities and public services of the faculty |
|
Report of Faculty Scholarship, Pedagogy, and Service 1988
and Report of Glenn, Mellon and Pew Grant Projects - Summer
1988 |
report; Report of Faculty Scholarship,
Pedagogy, and Service 1988 and Report of Glenn, Mellon and
Pew Grant Projects-Summer 1988,
Washington and Lee University, August 1989; a listing of
scholarly activities and public services of the faculty |
|
facts about: Washington and Lee University, 2003-04 |
brochure; facts about: Washington and
Lee University, 2002-03, Office
of Communications, Washington and Lee University; includes
enrollment, admissions, tuition, majors, faculty, student
life and athletics information |
|
facts about: Washington and Lee University, 2002-03 |
brochure; facts about: Washington and
Lee University, 2002-03, Office
of Communications, Washington and Lee University; includes
enrollment, admissions, tuition, majors, faculty, student
life and athletics information |
|
facts about: Washington and Lee University, 2001-02 |
brochure; facts about: Washington and Lee University,
2001-02, Office of Communications, Washington and Lee
University; includes enrollment, admissions, tuition,
majors, faculty, student life and athletics information |
|
facts about: Washington and Lee University, 1998-99 |
brochure; facts about: Washington and Lee University,
1998-99, Personnel Services, Washington and Lee University;
includes enrollment, admissions, tuition, majors, faculty,
student life and athletics information |
|
facts about: Washington and Lee University, 1997-98 |
brochure; facts about: Washington and Lee University,
1997-98, Personnel Services, Washington and Lee University;
includes enrollment, admissions, tuition, majors, faculty,
student life and athletics information |
|
facts about: Washington and Lee University, 1996-97 |
brochure; facts about: Washington and Lee University,
1996-97, Personnel Services, Washington and Lee University;
includes enrollment, admissions, tuition, majors, faculty,
student life and athletics information |
|
facts about: Washington and Lee University, 1995-96 |
brochure; facts about: Washington and Lee University,
1995-96, Personnel Services, Washington and Lee University;
includes enrollment, admissions, tuition, majors, faculty,
student life and athletics information |
|
facts about: Washington and Lee University, 1993-94 |
brochure; facts about: Washington and Lee University,
1993-94, Personnel Services, Washington and Lee University;
includes enrollment, admissions, tuition, majors, faculty,
student life and athletics information |
|
The Washington and Lee University Financial Statements for
the Year Ended June 30, 2002 |
report; The Washington and Lee
University Financial Statements for the Year Ended June 30,
2002, PricewaterhouseCoopers
LLP, August 23, 2002; statements of financial position ,
activities, and cash flows, changes in net assets |
|
University Library Annual Report 1991-1992 |
report; University Library Annual Report
1991-1992; document 7 years of
significant change in the university library system,
includes assessment of records management bibliographic
instruction collections, services, personnel, statistics,
future objectives |
|
Student Viewpoints: Senior Exit Survey Class of 2001 |
survey; Desjardins, Steve, Student
Viewpoints: Senior Exit Survey Class of 2001,
Institutional Effectiveness Committee, Washington and Lee
University, March 2002; presents the results of the 2001
Senior Exit Survey |
|
Student Viewpoints: Senior Exit Survey Class of 2001
(Copy 2) |
survey; Desjardins, Steve, Student
Viewpoints: Senior Exit Survey Class of 2001,
Institutional Effectiveness Committee, Washington and Lee
University, March 2002; presents the results of the 2001
Senior Exit Survey |
|
Student Viewpoints- Alumni Judgments: Senior Exit Survey
Class of 2000 and Alumni Survey Class of 1997 |
survey; McAhren, Robert W., Student
Viewpoints- Alumni Judgments: Senior Exit Survey Class of
2000 and Alumni Survey Class of 1997,
Institutional Effectiveness Committee, Washington and Lee
University, November 2000; presents the results of the 2000
Senior Exit Survey and the Class of 1997 Alumni Survey |
|
Faculty/Administration/Staff Survey on the Institutional
Effectiveness Committee: Survey of Employer Recruiters and
Class of 1999 Senior Exit Survey |
survey; McAhren, Robert W.,
Faculty/Administration/Staff Survey on the Institutional
Effectiveness committee, Survey of Employer Recruiters, and
Senior Exit Survey Class of 1999,
Institutional Effectiveness Committee, Washington and Lee
University, November 1999; presents the results of the IEC
review, employer recruiters, and the 1999 Senior Exit
Survey |
|
Student Viewpoints: Class of '98 Senior Exit Survey and
Class of '00 Sophomore Survey |
survey; McAhren, Robert W., Student
Viewpoints: Class of '98 Senior Exit Survey and Class of '00
Sophomore Survey, Institutional
Effectiveness Committee, Washington and Lee University,
January 1999T; his report presents the results of the Class
of '98 Senior Exit Survey which examined student attitudes
and behavior regarding cheating and the Class of '00
Sophomore Survey results |
|
Student Viewpoints: Class of '97 Senior Exit Survey |
survey; McAhren, Robert W., Student Viewpoints: Class of
'97 Senior Exit Survey, Institutional Effectiveness
Committee, Washington and Lee University, November 1997;
results of the Class of '97 Senior Exit Survey |
|
Student Viewpoints - Faculty Judgments: Class of '96 Senior
Exit Survey and Faculty Survey on Writing Pedagogy |
survey; McAhren, Robert W., Student
Viewpoints-Faculty Judgments: Class of '96 Senior Exit
Survey and Faculty Survey on Writing Pedagogy,
Institutional Effectiveness Committee, Washington and Lee
University, November 1996; results of the students'
education and experience in the Class of '96 Senior Exit
Survey and assessment on student writing in the Faculty
Survey on Writing Pedagogy |
|
Student Viewpoints - Alumni Judgments: Class of '95 Senior
Exit Survey and Class of '91 Alumni Survey |
survey; McAhren, Robert W., Student
Viewpoints-Alumni Judgments: Class of '95 Senior Exit Survey
and class of '91 Alumni Survey,
Institutional Effectiveness Committee, Washington and Lee
University, September 1995; results of the Class of '95
Senior Exit Survey and Class of '91 Alumni Survey |
|
Student Viewpoints: Class of '94 Senior Exit Survey |
survey; McAhren, Robert W., Student
Viewpoints: Class of '94 Senior Exit Survey,
Institutional Effectiveness Committee, Washington and Lee
University; results of the Class of '94 Senior Exit Survey |
|
Student Viewpoints: Class of '93 Senior Exit Survey |
survey; McAhren, Robert W., Student
Viewpoints: Class of '93 Senior Exit Survey,
Institutional Effectiveness Committee, Washington and Lee
University; results of the Class of '93 Senior Exit Survey |
|
Student Viewpoints: Class of '92 Senior Exit Survey |
survey; McAhren, Robert W., Student
Viewpoints: Class of '92 Senior Exit Survey,
Institutional Effectiveness Committee, Washington and Lee
University, October, 1992; results of the Class of '92
Senior Exit Survey |
|
Student Voices: Class of '91 Senior Exit Survey |
survey; McAhren, Robert W., Student
Viewpoints: Class of '91 Senior Exit Interviews,
Institutional Effectiveness Committee, Washington and Lee
University; results of the Class of '01 Senior Exit Survey |
|
Report of the University Registrar |
report; Report of the University
Registrar; University Registrar,
Washington and Lee University, 1970-1971; 1979-1980 (2
copies); 1967-1968 to 1969-1970; 1971-1972 to 1985-1986;
1987-1988 to 1993-1994; |
|
The Black Student Experience at W&L |
survey; McAhren, Robert W., The Black
Student Experience at W&L,
Institutional Effectiveness Committee, Washington and Lee
University, March 1999; survey examines how black students
experience the university |
|
Coeducation Review Committee: Final Report |
self-study; Coeducation Review committee
Final Report, September 1994,
Coeducation Review Committee, Washington and Lee
University; summary report with recommendations of where
the University stands in its transition from an all-male
undergraduate college to a fully coeducational institution |
|
The Self-Study Report of Washington and Lee University to
the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools |
self-study; McAhren, Robert W. ed.,The
Self-Study Report of Washington and Lee University to the
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, March 1999;
the
self-study corresponds to the University's desire to
continue to strengthen its educational program through the
careful and honest evaluation of every aspect of its
enterprise in accordance with the standards set by its peers
in higher education and agreed to by the University through
its participation in the activities of the Commission on
Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools |
|
Inclusiveness Survey Executive Summary |
survey; Inclusiveness Survey Executive
Summary, Institutional
Effectiveness committee, Washington and Lee University,
1999; survey results outlines the campus dynamics of
tolerance and open-mindedness |
|
Experimental Accreditation Maintenance Report |
self-study; Experimental Accreditation
Maintenance Report, May 31, 2003,
Williams School of Commerce, Economics, and Politics,
Washington and Lee University; executive summary, strategic
plan, annual maintenance reports, and faculty management
policies prepared for AACSB International |
|
The Washington and Lee - Society of the Cincinnati
Connection |
report; Sullivan, John l.P. and Sanders, Irwin Taylor II,
The Liberty Hall and Washington Academy
College Society of the Cincinnati Connection,
The Washington and Lee University Library and The Society of
the Cincinnati in the State of Virginia, 1983; describes
the founding, connection of W&L with the society and the
eventual endowment made by the society to the university |
|
2003 Survey of Students of Color |
survey; Hughes, James J.. 2003 Survey
of Students of Color, Consortium
of High Achievement and Success (CHAS); Preliminary report
of requencies for Washington and Lee University. |
|
Washington and Lee Strategic Report |
report; Washington and Lee Strategic
Report, Vanderbilt Institutional
Research Group, April 9, 2002; includes ASQ data and US News
rankings, tuition and fees comparison, salary comparison,
benchmarks, and CIRP 2001 |
|
The Robert E. Lee Research Program Washington and Lee
University, 1978-1979 |
report; The Robert E. Lee Research
Report Program Washington and Lee University, 1978-1979,
June 1979; summaries of the student and faculty projects
funded by the research program |
|
Student Research Programs at Washington and Lee University
1990 - 1991: The Robert E. Lee Research Program and the
Leyburn Scholars Research Program |
report; Student Research Programs at
Washington and Lee University 1990 - 1991: The Robert E. Lee
Research Program and the Leyburn Scholars Research Program,
July 1991; collection of
abstracts submitted by university researchers who have
acquired university grant money for research |
|
Washington and Lee Reports on Summer Research 1994: The
Glenn Grant Program and the Robert E. Lee Research Program |
report; Washington and Lee Reports on
Summer Research 1994: The Glenn Grant Program and the Robert
E. Lee Research Program, December
1994; collection of abstracts
submitted by university researchers who have acquired
university grant money for research |
|
Washington and Lee University: Institutional Long Range Plan
(I) 1990 - 2000 (Final Draft) |
report; Washington and Lee University
Institutional Long Range Plan ,Vol. 1, 1990-2000: Into the
Twenty-First Century: Academic and Financial Goals for
Washington and Lee University,
The Long Range Plan Steering Committee, Washington and Lee
University, July 15, 1989; includes assessment of faculty,
students, academic programs, institutional effectiveness,
the school of law, administration, and physical plant |
|
Washington and Lee University: Institutional Long Range Plan
(I) 1990 - 2000 |
report; Washington and Lee University
Institutional Long Range Plan, Vol. 1, 1990-2000: Into the
Twenty-First Century: Academic and Financial Goals for
Washington and Lee University,
The Long Range Plan Steering Committee, Washington and Lee
University, June 20, 1989; includes assessment of faculty,
students, academic programs, institutional effectiveness,
the school of law, administration, and physical plant |
|
Washington and Lee University: Institutional Long Range
Plane (II) 1990 - 2000 (Final Draft) |
report; Washington and Lee University
Institutional Long Range Plan, Vol. 2, 1990-2000: Into the
Twenty-First Century: Academic and Financial Goals for
Washington and Lee University,
The Long Range Plan Steering Committee, Washington and Lee
University, June 20, 1989; includes assessment of faculty,
students, academic programs, institutional effectiveness,
the school of law, administration, and physical plant |
|
Washington and Lee University: Criteria - "Must" Statement
Report |
report; Washington and Lee University
Criteria "Must" Statement Report,
March 1, 1990; appendix to
Washington and Lee University Institutional Long-Range Plan,
which replaces the traditional self-study normally completed
in advance of the re-accreditation team visit. |
|
1997 Special Programs Report |
report; 1997 Special Programs Report,
Office of Special Programs, Washington and Lee University,
December 1997; includes the University Alumni College and
College Abroad, Summer Scholars, Futures, Elderhostel,
Conference management, and sports camp summaries from 1
October 1996 through 30 September 1997 |
|
1995 Special Programs Report |
report; 1995 Special Programs Report,
Office of Special Programs, Washington and Lee University,
December 1995; includes the University Alumni College and
College Abroad, Summer Scholars, Futures, Elderhostel,
Conference management, and sports camp summaries from 1
October 1994 through 30 September 1995 |
|
1986 Summer Programs Report |
1986 Summer Programs Report, Office of
Special Programs, Washington and Lee University, Sept 1986;
includes Institute for Executives, sports camps, alumni
college, summer scholars, elderhostel, fine arts workshop,
trial advocacy, conference management summaries from 15 June
through 2 August |
|
Special Alumni Conference: Program Details and Reference
Book |
program; Special Alumni conference
October 7,8 & 9 1976, Washington
and Lee University; details include University governance &
finance, academic affairs, admissions and recruitment,
student life, law school, development |
|
Special Alumni Conference: Program Details and Reference
Book |
program; Special Alumni conference
October 8,9 & 10 1975, Washington
and Lee University; details include University governance &
finance, academic affairs, admissions and recruitment,
student life, law school, development |
|
Special Alumni Conference: Program Details and Reference
Book |
program; Special Alumni conference
November 14,15 & 16 1974,
Washington and Lee University; details include University
governance & finance, academic affairs, admissions and
recruitment, student life, law school, development |
|
Special Alumni Conference: Program Details and Reference
Book |
program; Special Alumni conference
November 8, 9 &10 1973,
Washington and Lee University; details include University
governance & finance, academic affairs, admissions and
recruitment, student life, law school, development |
|
Strategic Plan: Foundation Study 1998 - 2005 (draft #3) |
report; Strategic Plan Foundation Study
1998-2005, Washington and Lee University,
May 22, 1998; summarizes the strategic plan of the
University over the next 7 years. |
|
Summary Report: Campus Master Plan |
report, Summary Report Campus Master
Plan: Washington and Lee University, Lexington Virginia,
February 1998, The Hillier Group, Princeton, New Jersey; In
September 1996, Washington and Lee University engaged The
Hillier Group to assist the University in updating its
comprehensive 1990 Campus Master Plan. This report
summarizes the process, activities, and conclusions reached
during the planning study. |
|
Washington and Lee University Reports on Summer Research
1997: The Glenn Grant Program, The Robert E. Lee Research
Program, and the Keck Geology Consortium |
report; Washington and Lee University
Reports on Summer Research 1997: The Glenn Grant Program,
The Robert E. Lee Research Program, and the Keck Geology
Consortium, January 1998;
collection of abstracts submit | |