The Article “Community College Faculty Involvement in Decision-Making” analyses the perceptions of community college faculty and their participation in the decision –making.
One hundred Community College faculty from the Midwest were surveyed in different categories, finance, instruction, personnel, institutional mission and students. The category that they felt more part of the decision making process was in instruction and the least was in finances. In general, most of the faculty felt that the administration was autocratic.
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