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Faculty Rewards for University Outreach: An Integrative Approach
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Public PolicyFaculty IssueFew Faculty MembersFundamental ProblemFaculty Professional DevelopmentCommunity EngagementMentoringManagementFaculty RewardsEducationEducational AdministrationEducational LeadershipPublic Service MotivationFaculty Reward SystemHigher Education ManagementHigher EducationProgram Evaluation
Administrators of university continuing education and public service programs grapple with a persistent and fundamental problem. While depending upon the faculty's active involvement for program strength and vitality, they confront a faculty reward system that provides little incentive for that involvement. The consequences of this dilemma are well known. At most universities, relatively few faculty members show more than a passing interest in outreach involvement. Those who do become involved generally receive little recognition for their efforts during salary, promotion, and tenure consideration.