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Planning for Higher Education Journal
The Changing Role of Trustees in Planning
From Volume 26 Number 4 | Summer 1998By J. Fred Young, Hope Williams
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Elon UniversityDescribes the evolution of greater participation by boards of trustees in the formulating and developing strategic plans. Using Elon College in North Carolina as an example, the authors suggest how trustees, administrators, and faculty might work together to effect planning, policy development, and strategic change.
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