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Lesson Plan

William G. Bowen

2016

Talking out of school

Kass Fleisher

2008

The Governance of Science

Steve Fuller

2000

Conscience on campus

Waldo Beach

1958

Mentoring Revisited

Marie A. Wunsch

1994

Men's studies modified

Dale Spender

1981

A city and its universities

Steven J. Diner

1980

The Art and politics of college teaching

Karl D. Hostetler, Keith W. Prichard, R. McLaran Sawyer

1992

Complicity in the Holocaust

Robert P. Ericksen

2012

What should we teach and how should we teach it?

Patrick Nuttgens

1988

Beyond the Campus

David Maurrasse

2001

Pedigree

Lauren A. Rivera

2015

College of the overwhelmed

Theresa Foy DiGeronimo, Richard D. Kadison

2004

How to write a winning personal statement for graduate and professional school

Richard J. Stelzer

1989

Higher education in a learning society

Jerold W. Apps

1988

Research Perspectives on English for Academic Purposes

John Flowerdew, Matthew Peacock

2001

Token professionals and master critics

James J. Sosnoski

1994

Philanthropy and fundraising in American higher education

Noah D. Drezner

2011

The idea of a university

John Henry Newman

1873

Budgeting As a Tool for Policy and Student Affairs (New Directions for Student Services)

SS

1995

Ebony and Ivy

Craig Steven Wilder

2013

The opening of the American mind

Lawrence W. Levine

1996

Intersections of religious privilege

Sherry Kay Watt, Kathleen M. Goodman, Ellen E. Fairchild

2009

The great brain race

Ben Wildavsky

2010

Locus of Authority

Eugene M. Tobin, William G. Bowen

2015

Tenured radicals

Roger Kimball

1991

Advancing Democracy

Amilcar Shabazz

2004

Black consciousness, identity, and achievement

Patricia Gurin

1975

The dying of the light

James Tunstead Burtchaell

1998

Sustainability on campus

Peggy F. Barlett

2004

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