Here's Looking at You: Transparency, Institutional Self-Presentation, and the Public Interest.

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      ORGANIZATIONAL transparency; UNIVERSITY & college administration -- Social aspects; HIGHER education; POLICY discourse; IMAGE; PUBLIC interest; MULTIDIMENSIONAL scaling; EDUCATIONAL surveys; CUSTOMIZATION
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      Accountability figures prominently in the higher education policy discourse these days. Critics of higher education (for instance, members of the Spellings Commission) argue that colleges and universities need to be more 'transparent' to justify support by taxpayers, payers of tuition, and other funders. To better inform prospective students and other stakeholders, we are being asked to go public about our programs, educational processes, and results. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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