Effective Communication for Academic Chairs

Inbunden, Engelska, 1992

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This handbook examines the communication aspects of the management position in academia. Most academic department chairs are not trained in management skills, including communication strategies. While previous works have dealt with personnel and time management issues, this book illustrates how to communicate with faculty, students, consultation teams, and other administrators in ways that improve the workings of a department while decreasing the workload and tension that often accompany the appointment.

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Utgivningsdatum1992-03-16
Vikt517 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor231
FörlagState University of New York Press
ISBN9780791408612

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Mark Hickson III is Professor and Chair of the Department of Communications Studies at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. He is the co-author of NVC: Non-Verbal Communications Studies and Applications, with Don Stacks and Introduction to Communication Theory, with Don Stacks and S. R. Hill. Don W. Stacks is Associate Professor at the University of Miami, Florida. He is co-author of The Southern Redneck, with J. B. Robuck and Marxian Perspectives on Human Communication, with Fred Jandt.

Preface IntroductionChristopher H. Spicer and Ann Q. Staton 1. Departmental Leadership and Departmental CultureStanley A. Deetz 2. Establishing Effective Relationships with Faculty and StaffAnita Taylor 3. Communicating with Administrative PeersRonald L. Applbaum 4. Managing GrievancesFred E. Jandt and John A. Kaufman 5. The Budget ProcessJune Kable 6. Assessing FacultyRobert M. Smith 7. The Performance Appraisal Interview: Guidelines for Department ChairsMichael Stano 8. Being AssessedEdward L. McGlone and Susan K. Kovar 9. Departmental AssessmentPatti Peete Gillespie 10. Motivating FacultyJames C. McCroskey and Virginia P. Richmond 11. External Public Relations: Analysis of Image and Directions for ChangeJune Kable and Carla Bennett Appendix A. Acquiring InformationMark Hickson III, Don W. Stacks, and Randall K. Scott Appendix B. Providing InformationDon W. Stacks and Mark Hickson III Contributors Index

"This book should be in the library of every department head or aspiring department head. It treats the most vexing problems of a departmental administrator completely and competently." — Don Richardson, Auburn University"There is precious little of value that talks about the process of chairing an academic department, and with the frequency of chair turnover there is need for material that can help new chairs to adjust to the job and anticipate what they may have to contend with over the span of a day, week, or semester." — William F. Eadie, California State University, Northridge