Mr. Arum and Ms. Roksa call on trustees to hold administrators accountable for student learning.
College trustees, instead of worrying primarily about institutional rankings and fiscal concerns, could hold administrators accountable for assessing and improving learning.
Current events show that students nationwide are taking the lead in raising critical issues, and they are holding campus administrators accountable for upholding their stated policies.
TSER will be tracking how many trans and non-binary students are admitted by women's colleges to hold administrators accountable for their actions, Erlick said, watching how they're treated after they're admitted.
So it seems only natural to ask: With all of the current efforts, from the White House to college towns, to curb campus sexual assault – using "yes means yes" as a standard for consent, holding administrators accountable, touting bystander intervention – why haven't we addressed perhaps the most obvious solution?
Administrative law also places particular emphasis on the empirical understanding of the courts' impact on agencies, for judicial review has been considered a method of holding administrators accountable to democratic legislative decisions.
In some of the most forceful language of the address, Mr. Christie vowed to hold educators and administrators accountable to higher standards.
Postdocs, mentors, and institutional administrators are all accountable for their contribution to the postdoctoral experience.
Furthermore, state departments of education and local districts have often implemented assessment programs designed "to hold school systems, schools, administrators, and teachers accountable for students performing at standard".
But it eliminates the safety valve that up to now has been available to the teachers and administrators being held accountable for the academic achievements of deprived children.
