The College Environment

Pace, C. Robert; McFee, Anne

doi:10.2307/1168853

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“…Initially, in the early 1960s the study of culture primarily concerned student cultures (Bushnell, 1960;Davis & Hare, 1956;Pace, 1960;Clark, 1963). Since the early 1970s Clark has pioneered work on distinctive colleges as cultures, the role of belief and loyalty in college organizations, and organizational sagas as tools for institutional identity.…”

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Personal Effectiveness, Organizational Culture and Work-Related Stress among Teachers

2016

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The aim of the study was to observe whether there is a relationship between personal effectiveness, organizational culture and work-related stress among teachers. The study also aimed to observe the difference between teachers working in different institutions (viz., CBSE, ISC, UG, & PG) with respect to the same. Personal Effectiveness Scale -Teachers (Pareek, 2001), Organizational Culture Profile (Pareek, 2003 and Stress Indicator Tool (Kelly, 2004)

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Personal Effectiveness, Organizational Culture and Work-Related Stress among Teachers

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“…Several authors (Gellman & Soloff, 1976;Michael & Boyer, 1965;Pace & McFee, 1960) reviewed the importance of environmental assessment and the efforts of various researchers. Yet, an examination of these papers makes clear that although Holland's theory is useful to career counselors, it is only one of several techniques for predicting person and environment interaction.…”

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Assessing Work Environments for Career Counseling

Salomone¹,

Daughton

1984

Vocational Guidance Quarterly

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“…S TUD m s OF college environment clearly illustrate the varying campus perceptions held by students at different institutions (e.g., Pace & Stern, 1958;Pace, 1960;Heist, 1960;Stern, 1960a;Stern, 1960b). However, relatively little appears in the literature describing the congruence of student and staff perceptions of campus culture (Thistlethwaite, 1959;Pace & Stern, 1958).…”

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Differential Perceptions of College Environment: Student Personnel Staff and Students

Ivey

Miller

Goldstein

1967

The Personnel and Guidance Journal

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The College Characteristics Index was administered to 160 randomly selected students, 15 head residents, and 20 members of the student personnel staff. Considerable disparity in perception of the environment was found among the 3 groups. Generally, students perceived the environment as possessing a greater degree of all the characteristics measured and valued by the academic community (i.e., aspiration level, intellectual climate, and academic achievement) than did the other reference groups. The differences in perceptions suggest that head residents and other student personnel staff may be involved with selected aspects of the campus life and with atypical groups of students.

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The College Environment

Cited by 12 publications

References 34 publications

Personal Effectiveness, Organizational Culture and Work-Related Stress among Teachers

Personal Effectiveness, Organizational Culture and Work-Related Stress among Teachers

Assessing Work Environments for Career Counseling

Differential Perceptions of College Environment: Student Personnel Staff and Students

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