1981
DOI: 10.1353/rhe.1981.0013
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The Search for Academic Leadership: Selecting Chief Academic Officers in American Colleges and Universities

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“…In a review of advertisements for dean positions, researchers found the following criteria listed in order of preference: earned doctorate, demonstrated capacity as a teacher and scholar, commitment to particular values, and evidence of administrative ability (this last criterion was listed in less than onehalf of the job descriptions) (Griffiths and McCarty, 1980;Reid and Rogers, 1981;Twombly, 1992). In part, the character of a previous dean also helped determine the requirements for future deans.…”
Section: The Selection Of Deans Over Timementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a review of advertisements for dean positions, researchers found the following criteria listed in order of preference: earned doctorate, demonstrated capacity as a teacher and scholar, commitment to particular values, and evidence of administrative ability (this last criterion was listed in less than onehalf of the job descriptions) (Griffiths and McCarty, 1980;Reid and Rogers, 1981;Twombly, 1992). In part, the character of a previous dean also helped determine the requirements for future deans.…”
Section: The Selection Of Deans Over Timementioning
confidence: 99%