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Article #535Administrative Justice
From: JOEL
Date: Mon, 03 Feb 1992 22:26
Date: Mon, 03 Feb 1992 22:26
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Ralph and David, I don't think that anyone is arguing against the need for administrators. Somebody clearly needs to look after the administrative details of universities as organizations. What I'm questions, and what I think others are questioning, is exactly how many administrators are necessary to do the job. For example, does a university actually need a Vice President of Student Life AND a Dean of Students, one of which earns $90,000+ a year and the other of which earns $70,000+? I know that students are hard to handle these days, but are two well-paid administrators required to oversee student activities? Oh, yes--both the VP and the dean have assistants. And each of the separate functions (Student Life, Student Activities, etc.) have separate administrators. Every year we have more administrators and fewer faculty, and I just wonder at what point we have sufficient administrators to keep things rolling. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Joel P. Bowman bowman@gw.wmich.edu Haworth College of Business CompuServe: 73206,2537 Western Michigan University Voice: 616/387-5403 Kalamazoo, MI 49008-3821 FAX: 616/387-5710 -----------------------------------------------------------------
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