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Ohio State Legislative Office of Education Oversight, Columbus. – 1993
This study examined the faculty reward system in public universities to ascertain how the current system affects faculty use of time especially by faculty at Ohio's 13 public universities. The study reviewed how university norms and incentives regarding promotion and tenure influence a faculty member's decision to focus on research over teaching…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Employment Practices, Faculty Promotion, Faculty Publishing
Bagshaw, Marque – 1985
The use of college staffing strategies to reduce staffing expenditures, to reallocate staffing resources, or to limit the time commitment of resources to a position is discussed, based on the literature and data from the Project on Reallocation in Higher Education. Control of the decision to create a position or hire replacements for departing…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Early Retirement, Employment Practices, Expenditures
Daly, Fran; Townsend, Barbara K. – 1992
The purpose of this paper was to determine faculty perceptions about the role a department chair does and should play in a faculty member's movement toward tenure. A group of 485 full-time, tenured, and tenure-track faculty from 13 U.S. doctorate-granting universities participated in the study. Answers to the following questions were solicited:…
Descriptors: Administrator Role, College Faculty, Department Heads, Faculty Promotion
Begin, Richard L. – 1980
The status of judicial theory regarding private responsibility for granting procedural due process, and the extent to which policies in New England's private postsecondary institutions adhered to judicial requirements for due process in nontenured faculty terminations were studied. A review of the literature, research methodology, and definition…
Descriptors: Administrator Responsibility, College Faculty, Court Litigation, Due Process
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