New England Journal of Higher Education, The

View more issues:

Articles in Fall 2002 issue of New England Journal of Higher Education, The

• Corrections
• Catholic school
• Comings and goings
• Survival and success: The Saint Joseph's experience
  by House, David B
• Learning organizations: Higher education institutions can work smarter too
  by Forest, James JF
• Course change: Reinventing Champlain
  by Perry, Roger H
• Education queens?
• Does the cafe serve rice and beans? What colleges need to know about changing demography
  by Cronin, Joseph M
• Catholic women
  by Simmons, Sylvia
• Small but fast
• Campus
• Please come to New England: Slow growth spells trouble for local schools
  by Francese, Peter
• Editor's memo
  by Harney, John O
• Defaming Clark Kerr
• Test patterns
  by Sacks, Peter
• Why so few minority faculty and what to do? Diversifying the region's professoriate
  by Trower, Cathy A
• Snippets
• Chicanery
  by De Rocco, Andrew G
• Economic development...by design: Crafting a blueprint for New England's creative economy
  by Brett, James T
• Message from the President: Eleanor McMahon: Education pioneer
  by Weygand, Robert A
• Demi-engineers
• Changing faces: How the demographic revolution plays out in New England's largest metro area
  by Stevenson, Mary Huff; Bluestone, Barry
• A new route for public higher education
  by Newman, Frank; Scurry, Jamie E
• Higher education advantage: Economic reality or wishful thinking?
  by Fogg, Neeta P; Harrington, Paul E