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Blanchfield, Terrence A. – School Business Affairs, 1998
The school business official will be involved in many referenda over the course of a career. School budgets, capital projects, equipment acquisitions, school bus purchases, and emergency construction projects are among the most common situations requiring a referendum. A time frame is needed, and most states have guidelines spelling out procedures…
Descriptors: Administrator Role, Bond Issues, Budgets, Costs
Reed, William S. – New Directions for Higher Education, 1999
Pressure for cost containment is growing at even very financially healthy colleges and universities. Institutions need to think concurrently about cost containment in terms of temporary, mid-term, and permanent changes to institutional operations and priorities. It may be productive to reframe the issue as "funding priorities" rather…
Descriptors: Administrator Responsibility, Administrator Role, College Administration, College Planning
Conway, Terri – Business Officer, 1995
College business officers whose institutions are not connected to the Internet can gain affordable access as individuals. Lists of Free-Net and community network systems in most states and of Internet and on-line service providers are offered. Additional sources of accounts are noted. Common Internet terms are also defined. (MSE)
Descriptors: Access to Information, Administrator Role, College Administration, Computer Networks
Swiger, John; Klaus, Allen – Business Officer, 1996
A process for college and university decision making and budgeting for capital outlays that focuses on evaluating the qualitative and quantitative benefits of each proposed project is described and illustrated. The process provides a means to solicit suggestions from those involved and provide detailed information for cost-benefit analysis. (MSE)
Descriptors: Administrator Role, Budgeting, Capital Outlay (for Fixed Assets), College Administration