The Directors' Cup measures the performances of a university's best 10 women's and best 10 men's teams, but many Division I programs do not even field 20 sports.
Or was it negative, as in the directors are measuring up the dividend?
But it quickly gave rise to a competition among athletic directors to measure who had the best broad-based sports program.
For example, asked how to measure "innovation" during an April 15th webcast about the standards, Joe DiAngelo, dean of the Haub School of Business at St. Joseph's University and chair of the AACSB's Board of Directors, suggested measuring corporate response, either directly through funding or through hiring graduates.
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In each CPH, the survey collected data on public health workers demography and employment history as well as directors opinions (measured on a five point Likert scale) on HR management practices, available policies, funding levels and education attainment of the professional staff.
Directors drawn to "Measure for Measure" often accentuate the play's pessimistic, almost poisonous view of humanity.
But they also failed because of the phenomenon known as Goodhart's Law, named after a former Bank of England director: any measure used to control people – and all targets are that – are bound to be inaccurate.
Glenn Everett, ONS director of measuring national wellbeing, said: "The low wellbeing in middle-age might also suggest that those in this age group are struggling with the double responsibility of caring for children and for elderly parents".
Sarah Burd-Shands and Kristen Lewis are Co-directors of Measure of America of the Social Science Research Council.
