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SUNY at sixty : the promise of the State University of New York /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Otros Autores: Leslie, William Bruce (Editor ), Clark, John B. (Editor ), O'Brien, Kenneth Paul (Editor )
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Albany : State University of New York Press, [2010]
Colección:SUNY scholarly conferences
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Introduction : Taking stock of New York's state university after six decades: I.A guided tour through SUNY's first six decades
  • II. Twenty-seven ways to understand SUNY
  • 1. The Empire State creates a university:
  • Introduction / Sanford H. Levine
  • I. Shared goals, different politics, and differing outcomes: the Truman commission and the Dewey commission / Philo Hutcheson
  • II. Forging SUNY in New York's political cauldron / Tod Ottman
  • III. The temporary commission surveys bias in admissions / Harold S. Wechsler
  • 2. The building blocks of SUNY:
  • Introduction / Douglas R. Skopp
  • I. SUNY Oswego : from recovery and refugees to re-invention and revival / Tim Nekritz
  • II. Rescuing the State Teachers College from history's scrapheap / Kenneth P. O'Brien & W. Bruce Leslie
  • III. "A touch of New England in western New York" : the transformation of SUNY Geneseo / Wayne Mahood
  • IV. From schools of agriculture to colleges of technology : a century of evolution / Joseph Petrick
  • 3. Varied missions in America's largest "comprehensive university":
  • Introduction / Christopher C. Dahl
  • I. The College of Environmental Science and Forestry and SUNY : a unique relationship/ Hugh O. Canham
  • II. Suny Maritime College : a history / Maryellen Keefe
  • III. Why a university press should be and must be relevant / Gary Dunham.
  • 4. Community colleges : emergence of an educational giant:
  • Introduction / Dennis Golladay
  • I.A retrospective view of the Westchester Community College experience / Marjorie Glusker
  • II. The pioneers speak: voices from the early years of the SUNY community colleges / Benjamin J. Weaver
  • 5. SUNY strides onto the national research stage:
  • Introduction / John W. Kalas
  • I. Presidential leadership, change, and community : SUNY Buffalo from 1966 to 1981 / Patricia A. Maloney
  • II. Documenting research at SUNY university centers : a comparative approach / Nancy Diamond
  • III. Better late than never : intentions, timing, and results in creating SUNY research universities / Roger L. Geiger
  • 6. The best laid plans:
  • Introduction / John Aubrey Douglass
  • I. James Bryant Conant and the limits of educational planning in California and New York / Wayne J. Urban
  • II. Three historical moments : contested visions of the State University of New York / Henry Steck
  • III. An assessment of the recommendations of the NYS Commission on Higher Education / John B. Clarke
  • 7. "Diversity"-demography, culture, and education for a changing New York:
  • Introduction / Pedro N. Cabán
  • I. Changing demographics and representational dilemmas : Latinos at SUNY and CUNY meeting the diversity challenge / José E. Cruz
  • II. Creating educational equity : a brief look at the history and development of the SUNY EOCs and EOP / Carlos N. Medina & Jeffrey Scott
  • 8. SUNY in and of the world:
  • Introduction / James Ketterer
  • I. SUNY's strategic role in international higher education / Karla Back
  • II. SUNY from an English perspective / John Halsey
  • 9. The view from the SUNY tower : two chancellors look back:
  • I. Historical vignettes of SUNY: a personal sampling / Clifton R. Wharton Jr.
  • II. The State University of New York: memories and perspectives / D. Bruce Johnstone
  • 10. Telling SUNY's tale: historians look back and forward:
  • Introduction / Chris Ward
  • I. The state of archives on SUNY campuses: the good, the bad, and the unaccounted / Geoffrey Williams
  • II. Pride and identity : the college histories of the SUNY campuses / Joel T. Rosenthal
  • III. The strange career of SUNY's history / W. Bruce Leslie
  • Conclusion: Some concluding thoughts about SUNY and the promise of public higher education in New York.