SHARED RESPONSIBILITY

Table of Contents

• INTRODUCTION: A report to the Governor, Legislature, the Higher Education Community and the Citizens of California

  • OVERVIEW: Strategies for Shared Responsibility

• THE PROBLEM: Growing Student Numbers, High Costs, Problematic Revenues, and Policy Drift

• SHARED RESPONSIBILITY: A Policy Framework for the Future

• STRATEGIES FOR SHARED RESPONSIBILITY

  • EXAMPLES: Graduate Program Review in Ohio, Early College Preparation at Syracuse, The Use of Technology at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Competency-Based Admissions in Oregon

• AFTERWORD

• NOTES