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Public Accountability and Higher Education: Soul Mates or Strange Bedfellows?

Public Accountability and Higher Education: Soul Mates or Strange Bedfellows?

Title:Public Accountability and Higher Education: Soul Mates or Strange Bedfellows? (ID: ERB0209)
Author(s):Stephen L. Daigle (California State University, Office of the Chancellor) and Patricia M. Cuocco (California State University, Office of the Chancellor)
Topics:Accountability, IT Funding, ROI, Strategic Planning, Strategic Planning, IT
Origin:Research Bulletins, ECAR (04/30/2002)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:

Colleges and universities, as well as IT organizations, are being asked to be accountable for funds and for results. This Research Bulletin explores several types of accountability and how they apply to different environments. Higher education institutions and IT organizations can use this as a foundation to address accountability issues.

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