“Shared governance in higher education is a traditional social system of self-government where decision-making is treated as a participatory process. This process may be procedural as when soliciting broad input from those affected by a decision or substantive when utilizing a consensus model. The consensus approach to shared governance is typified by broad efforts favoring cooperation and collaboration without domination by a single interest group. The goal of shared governance is to locate agreeable objectives of interest groups that advance the goals of the institution.” -Professor Curtis V. Smith, Kansas (kckcc.edu/ejournal/archives/october2009/article/theDeclineOfSharedGovernanceinHigherEducation.aspx) - See more at: asap4uwm/sharedgovernance
Posted on: Mon, 07 Oct 2013 08:26:16 +0000
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