Developing Change Agent Teams on Campus

Sikes, Walter W.; Schlesinger, Lawrence D.; Seashore, Charles N.

doi:10.2307/1980858

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“…Counsellors might also consider developing 'institutional change' teams, working on various community problems. Sikes (1972) describes staff-student 'campus-change' teams actively involved in revising university grading systems, improving student participation in institutional decisions, altering undergraduate psychology courses, establishing counselling centres, developing institutional self-evaluation procedures, and improving teaching methods. In order to function as an effective change agent, these 'institutional change' teams need knowledge both about the curriculum and about behavioural science.…”

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The student counsellor as a team member

Biggs

1976

British Journal of Guidance & Counselling

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Section: The Curriculummentioning

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The student counsellor as a team member

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1976

British Journal of Guidance & Counselling

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Current OD Theory and Practice: Some References and Comments

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1976

Management Decision

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In a recent issue of the Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, Blake strongly criticised an article on organisational change by Blumberg and Wiener for the authors' failure thoroughly to review the literature and for missing important material relevant to their study. In response, Blumberg simply stated that they were not aware of the material, because it had appeared in a relatively obscure journal. Indeed, a later writer (Zurcher) criticised one of Blake's papers on the same grounds, and then suggested that an event such as this might easily happen to any of us. Despite their apparent conflict, each of these individuals did agree, of course, that a thorough review of the literature on any given topic is necessary to good research and reporting. Our purpose here is not to pour salt on wounds, but rather to illustrate our raison d'être for presenting the material below.

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Developing Change Agent Teams on Campus

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The student counsellor as a team member

The student counsellor as a team member

Current OD Theory and Practice: Some References and Comments

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