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Department Chairmen: Neither Fish Nor Fowl

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Smith, A. B. – Junior College Journal, 1972

Results from a survey of department chairmen, faculty and administrators describe perceived role expectations and functions of the department chairman. (MN)

Descriptors: Administrative Organization, Administrator Responsibility, Administrator Role, Department Heads

Intellectual Freedom and the School Administrator. Phase III: Pressure on the Administration

Escott, Richard H. – School Media Quarterly, 1973

One segment of the public expects the school superintendent to be a censor, and another says he had better not be. The author feels that educational organization is too complex today for a superintendent to take on the role of censor. (Author/SJ)

Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Administrator Responsibility, Administrator Role, Censorship

A Report of a Research Project: A Comparison of the Importance of Tasks and the Degree of Training Needed for Michigan Vocational Administrators.

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Savio, Mary L. – 1981

A study examined those competencies needed by local administrators of Michigan vocational education programs at the secondary and career-education-planning-district (CEPD) levels to carry out effectively their duties and responsibilities. The Administrator Task Inventory, a survey to identify and verify the importance of and the need for training…

Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Administrator Education, Administrator Qualifications, Administrator Responsibility