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Common Challenges
- Learning Resources
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Planning for Higher Education Journal
How Should State Plan for Their Universities?
From Volume 23 Number 2 | Winter 1994–1995By Carol Everly FloydBook review: Four Multicampus Systems: Some Policies and Practices That Work, by Marian Gade. Association of Governing Boards, 1993. 70 pages. ISBN 0-926508-01-6. Shared Visions of Public Higher Education Governance: Structures and Leadership Styles That Work, by Edgar Schick, Richard Novack, James Norton, and Houston Elam. American Association of State Colleges and Universities, 1992. 179 pages. ISBN 0-88044-132-1.
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