Accreditation and the Federal Future of Higher Education.

Judith S. Eaton

ACADEME University of Bohol Graduate School and Professional Studies · 2010 · 52 citations · 0 references

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When we think of accreditation, we mostly think of a process that takes place on our campuses. This thought may or may not be agreeable to us. We rarely consider accreditation’s political role as a key intermediary in the increasingly complex legal and regulatory terrain between colleges and universities and the federal government. We pay even less attention to how faculty members might provide leadership in accreditation. But it’s essential that they do so.