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The Stresses of Faculty and Administrators in Higher Education.

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Gmelch, Walter H.; Wilke, P. Kay – Journal for Higher Education Management, 1991

A study of over 1,000 faculty and administrators in 1 university investigated the perceived top stressors for different jobs, including residential instructional faculty, department heads, academic administrators, librarians, student services personnel, cooperative and extension staff, and nonacademic staff. Results are compared with national…

Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, College Administration, College Faculty, Department Heads

Toward a Comprehensive View of Faculty Stress in Higher Education.

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Gmelch, Walter H.; Wilke, P. Kay – 1988

Residential instructional faculty in various disciplines report similar types of stressors in national and international studies. To determine whether this pattern holds for librarians, department chairs, cooperative extension faculty and others, a survey was conducted of the sources of stress across all faculty classifications in one university.…

Descriptors: Administrator Responsibility, College Faculty, Department Heads, Faculty Workload