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Reagan and Bell have drawn up a proposal to transform the DOE into a foundation receiving limited federal funds. They have not yet presented the proposal to Congress because "the general political information is that it won't pass," says Francis Keppel, a former commissioner of education and and currently a professor at the Ed School Reagan presented his requests for the 1983 educational budget "based on the assumption" that the foundation will be created. Throughout the budget proposals he refers to the Foundation for Educational Assistance rather than...
Bailey, who served as Keppel Professor of Education and Administration, was recently elected president of the American Association for Higher Education. In the course of his career, Bailey received eight honorary degrees and served as vice-president of the American Council of Education, an umbrella agency which lobbies in Washington on behalf of universities...
...issue is what we have learned since the 60s: cooking up a new policy in Washington doesn't work," another member of the committee on leadership, Stephen K. Bailey, Keppel Professor of Educational Policy and Administration, says. "We have learned that there are attributes to leadership, and we're trying to find the common denominator. This is not going on much in other places, and I would hope that if we do well it would have an effect on other schools...
...professional training functions of the infant school, the author methodically presents a half century of programmatic jousting. Highlights include Henry W. Holmes's failure to nurture an elite corps of super-educators in the 1920s, followed by Frank E. Spaulding's crusade for a scholarly research revival. Francis Keppel replaced Spaulding and led a charge back in the other direction. Programs that trained teachers and administrators again tool their place next to faculty research projects, a compromise Powell says "caused substantial friction and unhappiness." Despite its inherent instability, the Keppel combination survived the 1950s and struggled into the 1960s, fueled...
...Keppel observed that his hosts are intent on maintaining and broadening contacts with the West. About 1000 Chinese citizens now study in the United States, he said, adding he is sure that China would like to increase that number in the future...