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A quality, 245
recommendations, 252–253
AACSB, see Association to Advance skyrocketing administrative salaries,
Collegiate Schools of Business 246–247
“Academic budget,” 113 structure, change of, 247–251
Access to higher education, 51–53
costs and, 52 trifurcated customer, 235
value stream mapping, 245
factors addressing, 48 Administrators, rise of, 76–79, 139
high school graduation rates, 53 Advanced placement (AP) courses,
limited, 64 134, 299
Accreditation agencies, 18–21, 193 American Council of Higher Education
ACE, see American Council of Higher (ACE), 78
Education Association to Advance Collegiate Schools
Adjunct professors, 10 of Business (AACSB), 20
Administration and management,
reforming of, 223–255 Attitudes, see Changing attitudes and
administrative productivity, increase expectations
of, 239–246
administrative structure, 224–226 B
board of trustees, 224 Bachelor of science in nursing (BSN), 137
changing organizational culture, Blended learning, 213
231–235 Board of trustees, 224
configuring a solution, 230 Branch campuses, elimination of, 247–248
continuous improvement, 245 Bureau of Labor Statistics, 137
creating an external ruling class, Business faculty members, 79
227–230
decentralizing decision making,
236–237 C
driving forces for change, 251 CAD, see Computer-aided design
eliminating branch campuses, 247–248 CAE, see Computer-aided engineering
executing mergers, 247 California Dream Act, 186
“GM perspective,” 231 California Middle Class Scholarship, 186
impact on higher education outcomes, CAM, see Computer-aided manufacturing
251–252 CAO, see Chief Academic Officer
involving faculty in planning and Changing attitudes and expectations,
managing the university, 121–142
237–239 becoming debt-free, 131–134
lean thinking, 244 best value vs. best university, 125–128
management practices, change of, curriculum match, 131
235–247 driving forces for change, 138
middle managers, 233 earning and saving more while
outsourcing of nonstrategic services, keeping costs low, 129–131
248–251 educational database, creation of, 129

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