Community Support and Supporting the Community: Influences on Presidential Decision Making

Anne Margaret Hornak; Regina Lynn Garza Mitchell

Community Support and Supporting the Community: Influences on Presidential Decision Making

Anne Margaret Hornak, Regina Lynn Garza Mitchell

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Abstract

This session highlights the findings from interviews with 13 community college presidents. While decisions were heavily weighted by economic factors, key influences on decision making included the local community, college mission, and personal values.

Original language	English
State	Published - Apr 17 2010
Event	Council for the Study of Community Colleges - Seattle, WA Duration: Apr 17 2010 → Apr 17 2010

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Other	Council for the Study of Community Colleges
Period	04/17/10 → 04/17/10

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Community Support and Supporting the Community: Influences on Presidential Decision Making

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