The University Council for Educational Administration: Its Program and Prospects

Abstract

An outstanding example of the development of the co‐operative movement in U.S. higher education is the University Council for Educational Administration. An outgrowth of the Kellogg — C.P.E.A. program, U.C.E.A. membership now numbers 48 leading universities. The Council's mission is to improve the professional preparation of administrative personnel in education through the creation and use of new modes of university inter‐communication and co‐operation. Much attention has been paid to the development of case studies (written, taped and filmed) and simulation materials, and to the encouragement of research and the development of theory in educational administration. Present plans include the establishment of a professional journal, the establishment of an abstracting service and the promotion of communication on the international level.

Citation

CULBERTSON, J. (1964), "The University Council for Educational Administration: Its Program and Prospects", Journal of Educational Administration, Vol. 2 No. 2, pp. 80-93. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb009581