Files
Download Full Text (18.5 MB)
Download Front Matter (1.0 MB)
Download Chapter I: What the Survey Revealed (5.6 MB)
Download Chapter II: Job Functions and the Role of the Spouse (12.2 MB)
Download Chapter III: Critical Relationships of the Spouse (11.2 MB)
Download Chapter IV: Myself as the Spouse of the President-Chancellor (15.1 MB)
Download Chapter V: The Years Ahead (5.1 MB)
Download Epilogue (11.0 MB)
Editor(s)
Joan E. Clodius and Diane Skomars Magrath
Description
On February 17, 1981 the Executive Committee of the Senate of the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges approved the establishment of a standing Committee of Presidents/ Chancellors Spouses to begin functioning immediately as a formally recognized part of the Association’s organization and structure. It is possible to underestimate the importance of this event, but to do so would be a grave mistake for the many reasons that you will find in these pages.
We also believe this event is a significant first in that the chief executives and other administrative officers who make up this Association have served notice that they consider the program areas represented by spouses to be highly important in the executive branch of these research-intensive public universities that comprise our membership.
Publication Date
1984
Publisher
National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges
City
Washington, D.C.
Keywords
College presidents, College presidents' spouses, Women in education
Disciplines
Higher Education Administration
Recommended Citation
Clodius, Joan E., and Diane Skomars Magrath. The President's Spouse: Volunteer or Volunteered. Washington, D.C.: National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges, 1984.
Comments
APLU, as copyright holder with the authority to grant copyright permission for The President’s Spouse: Volunteer or Volunteered, published in June 1984, by NASLUGC, hereby authorizes Georgia State University to digitize the book for nonprofit, educational purposes via the internet.
This grant of permission prohibits the use of the digitized version for commercial use or profit and APLU retains control over the copyright.