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Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
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Pubblicazione: 1957
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contents Albany Law School of Union University; Self-Evaluation Report for the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Curriculum Evaluation Faculty Governance Higher Education Law Schools Objectives Self Evaluation Self Evaluation (Groups) Students This report on the Albany Law School is organized on a question-answer basis. Part A discusses: (1) the purposes and objectives of the institution; (2) the administrative and faculty organization, faculty and administrator responsibilities, and different institutional policies; and (3) library resources, facilities, and financial situation. Part B deals with: (1) the student body; (2) the curriculum; (3) grading; (4) admissions; (5) faculty background, teaching loads, and evaluation; and (6) outcomes in terms of achieving the objectives the institution has set for itself. The by-laws of Albany Law School, operating statement, and balance sheet as of August 31, 1956, and the 1956-57 budget are included in the appendices. (AF)
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spellingShingle Albany Law School of Union University; Self-Evaluation Report for the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
Curriculum
Evaluation
Faculty
Governance
Higher Education
Law Schools
Objectives
Self Evaluation
Self Evaluation (Groups)
Students
Albany Law School of Union University; Self-Evaluation Report for the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Curriculum Evaluation Faculty Governance Higher Education Law Schools Objectives Self Evaluation Self Evaluation (Groups) Students This report on the Albany Law School is organized on a question-answer basis. Part A discusses: (1) the purposes and objectives of the institution; (2) the administrative and faculty organization, faculty and administrator responsibilities, and different institutional policies; and (3) library resources, facilities, and financial situation. Part B deals with: (1) the student body; (2) the curriculum; (3) grading; (4) admissions; (5) faculty background, teaching loads, and evaluation; and (6) outcomes in terms of achieving the objectives the institution has set for itself. The by-laws of Albany Law School, operating statement, and balance sheet as of August 31, 1956, and the 1956-57 budget are included in the appendices. (AF)
title Albany Law School of Union University; Self-Evaluation Report for the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
topic Curriculum
Evaluation
Faculty
Governance
Higher Education
Law Schools
Objectives
Self Evaluation
Self Evaluation (Groups)
Students
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED055562