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Higher education and society are becoming increasingly intertwined. Both act as a transmitter of culture, yet many colleges and universities also ideally seek to create a more perfectible society and more enlightened, engaged citizens. When the connections between social structures and post-secondary education are closely entangled, the university's aims can take on a contentious struggle for identity in a vexing web of competing external interests - especially in light of scarce economic resources, corporate pressures, technological questions, and globalizing trends. Higher Education and Society weighs the urgent question of how society and higher education influence each other. How the latter responds to that unsettled issue may well determine whether colleges and universities chart a more self-reflective path or one of rising deference to societal contingencies. This book is essential for all those who study and work in today's colleges - and for all those who seek a better education for their children, the nation, and the world. It is especially recommended for courses in higher education and society, contemporary issues in higher education, the philosophy of higher education, academic issues in higher education, leadership in higher education, and globalization and higher education. The book is also useful for the preparation of faculty development programs in colleges and universities.
Contents
Contents: The Influence of Higher Education on Society - Grant H. Cornwell: On Purpose: Liberal Education and the Question of Value - Daniel R. DeNicola: Higher Education, the Professions, and the Place of Expertise - John F. Covaleskie: Higher Education: Private Good? Public Good? - Richard Guarasci: Civic Engagement and Higher Learning - John M. Elmore: Academic Freedom and Public Higher Education in the Neoliberal Age - William Hatcher/Erica Childress: Town and Gown Relationships: The Extension of the University Into the Community - John Vincent and Dylan Williams: College Sports and Society - Julia Bryan/Anita Young/Dana C. Griffin/Lynette M. Henry: Preparing Students for Higher Education: How School Counselors Can Foster College Readiness and Access - Robert Kelchen: Student Loans: A Brief History, the Current Landscape, and Impacts on Society - E. Keith Kroll: The Commercialization of the Community College ‒ James Bridgeforth/Stephanie M. McClure: Social Capital and Higher Education: Network Resources, Outcomes, and Opportunities - Eric Margolis/Michael Soldatenko: Higher Education and the Capitalist Turn: Research and Reflections - Craig A. Cunningham: The Digitalization of the University ‒ John Smyth: How Did We Get to This Situation? The Immiseration of the Modern University in a Globalizing Context.
