Sources of Job-Related Tension among Administrators and Faculty.

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Hauptverfasser: Olsgaard, John N., Summers, F. William
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Veröffentlicht: 1986
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author Olsgaard, John N.
Summers, F. William
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Summers, F. William
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Summers, F. William
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contents Sources of Job-Related Tension among Administrators and Faculty. Olsgaard, John N. Summers, F. William Administrators Budgets College Environment College Faculty Faculty Promotion Faculty Publishing Higher Education Library Schools School Surveys Stress Variables Tables (Data) Teacher Administrator Relationship Tenure Presents the results of two surveys of administrators and faculty of library and information science programs. The surveys were designed to determine sources and degrees of job related tension among these populations. A discussion of the findings is provided, as well as recommendations for future research. (CLB)
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spellingShingle Sources of Job-Related Tension among Administrators and Faculty.
Olsgaard, John N.
Summers, F. William
Administrators
Budgets
College Environment
College Faculty
Faculty Promotion
Faculty Publishing
Higher Education
Library Schools
School Surveys
Stress Variables
Tables (Data)
Teacher Administrator Relationship
Tenure
Sources of Job-Related Tension among Administrators and Faculty. Olsgaard, John N. Summers, F. William Administrators Budgets College Environment College Faculty Faculty Promotion Faculty Publishing Higher Education Library Schools School Surveys Stress Variables Tables (Data) Teacher Administrator Relationship Tenure Presents the results of two surveys of administrators and faculty of library and information science programs. The surveys were designed to determine sources and degrees of job related tension among these populations. A discussion of the findings is provided, as well as recommendations for future research. (CLB)
title Sources of Job-Related Tension among Administrators and Faculty.
topic Administrators
Budgets
College Environment
College Faculty
Faculty Promotion
Faculty Publishing
Higher Education
Library Schools
School Surveys
Stress Variables
Tables (Data)
Teacher Administrator Relationship
Tenure
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ351184