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Peer reviewedBurnett, Collins W.; Martin, Leslie L. – College and University, 1981
As professors of higher education become consultants, they must consider how consulting relationships develop, and the kinds and nature of the relationships. Six types of relationships are described and eight guidelines for creating and maintaining a professional relationship are presented. (MSE)
Descriptors: College Administration, College Faculty, Consultants, Faculty Workload
