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Bruce R. Beattie
ISBN 0-9786819-0-8
On Doing More with Less is a collection of papers written over
a twenty-year span of time. Why do precious taxpayer and university resources
go to proliferating administration when classrooms and laboratories cry
out, unanswered, for additional faculty? How can this overburdening and
muddled administrative structure—that also stifles creativity and
creates animosity between academic units—be fixed? How should administration
react to the proliferation of interdisciplinary and topical-studies programs?
What strategies will sustain and enhance departmental productivity in
good times and bad? What role should scholarly research play in teaching
and outreach? What role should decentralized faculty and learned societies,
versus the administration, play in setting research, teaching, and outreach
agendas? How can faculty evaluation be improved? And, of course, how
can faculty meet administration’s charge to do more with less in
budget-strapped times?
On Doing More with Less is available for purchase or may be
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