William Zumeta
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 764015 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | William Zumeta |
| NOMBRES | William |
| APELLIDO | Zumeta |
| FIRMA | ZUMETA W |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Washington |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 48 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1981 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2014 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
State-Level Responses to the Access and Completion Challenge in the New Era of Austerity
Understanding just how state leaders respond to fiscal crises and the continuing challenges of adequate funding should provide insight into how successful states are likely to be in creating environments where most citizens can attend and benefit from higher education. This article describes and begins to classify the nature and range of state responses to ongoing fiscal challenges. We focus on state-level leadership and governance, fiscal polici…
The State of State College Readiness Policies
Most public policy related to college readiness occurs at the state level, but as with any state-level policy, significant variation exists across the 50 states. To make sense of this variation and advance our empirical knowledge surrounding state college readiness policy, we pose two questions in this study: How do states group together based on their commonalities (or lack thereof) across several college readiness policies? What underlying them…
Private Higher Education and Public Policy
Although privatization is a powerful and multi-faceted global phenomenon in many policy fields, few have matched higher education for the scope and drama of privatization. As in some other fields
State Policies and Private Higher Education in the USA
Private higher education has a long, proud history in the USA that is of considerable interest globally. As the United States is a federal state where higher education is a state responsibility, it is of interest to examine public policies toward private higher education across the 50 states (which vary widely) comparatively, both for understanding (policy science) and for the sake of illuminating policy choices (policy analysis). This article la…
The Indispensable University
What Matters for Excellence in PhD Programs? Latent Constructs of Doctoral Program Quality Used by Early Career Social Scientists
Additional informationNotes on contributorsEmory MorrisonEmory Morrison is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at Mississippi State University.Elizabeth RuddElizabeth Rudd is a research scientist at the University of Washington, Seattle.William ZumetaMaresi Nerad is an Associate Professor in the College of Education and Director of the Center for Innovation and Research in Graduate Education (CIRGE) at the University of Washington, Seattle.Maresi…
The Price of Admission
Toward an Aristocracy of Everyone
We propose a course of study that would have high school students study and practice a public policy analysis model used by public policy professionals. Presently elected for study by graduate students in public affairs departments, rigorous policy study is saved for the tiny few. This in turn supports a form of democracy where the many are excluded from popular sovereignty. We elaborate the meaning of and rationale for public policy analysis and…
Rejoinder to Houser
Public University Accountability to the State in the Late Twentieth Century
Meeting the Demand for Higher Education without Breaking the Bank
Additional informationNotes on contributorsWilliam ZumetaWilliam Zumeta is associate professor at the Graduate School of Public Affairs and the College of Education, University of Washington
State Policies and Private Higher Education
(1992). State Policies and Private Higher Education. The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 63, No. 4, pp. 363-417
Anatomy of the Boom in Postdoctoral Appointments during the 1970s
For several decades, substantial numbers of researchers who have just received their Ph.D.s, particularly in the biological and physical sciences, have taken postdoctoral study/research appointments before entering the regular labor market. Most of these appointments are held in universities or similar research environments (e.g., the National Institutes of Health intramural laboratories). Beginning in the late 1960s, the heretofore gradual growt…
Control and controls
Meeting the Demand for Higher Education without Breaking the Bank
Additional informationNotes on contributorsWilliam ZumetaWilliam Zumeta is associate professor at the Graduate School of Public Affairs and the College of Education, University of Washington
State Policies and Private Higher Education
(1992). State Policies and Private Higher Education. The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 63, No. 4, pp. 363-417
State Policies and Private Higher Education in the USA
Private higher education has a long, proud history in the USA that is of considerable interest globally. As the United States is a federal state where higher education is a state responsibility, it is of interest to examine public policies toward private higher education across the 50 states (which vary widely) comparatively, both for understanding (policy science) and for the sake of illuminating policy choices (policy analysis). This article la…
Public University Accountability to the State in the Late Twentieth Century
Toward an Aristocracy of Everyone
We propose a course of study that would have high school students study and practice a public policy analysis model used by public policy professionals. Presently elected for study by graduate students in public affairs departments, rigorous policy study is saved for the tiny few. This in turn supports a form of democracy where the many are excluded from popular sovereignty. We elaborate the meaning of and rationale for public policy analysis and…
What Matters for Excellence in PhD Programs? Latent Constructs of Doctoral Program Quality Used by Early Career Social Scientists
Additional informationNotes on contributorsEmory MorrisonEmory Morrison is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at Mississippi State University.Elizabeth RuddElizabeth Rudd is a research scientist at the University of Washington, Seattle.William ZumetaMaresi Nerad is an Associate Professor in the College of Education and Director of the Center for Innovation and Research in Graduate Education (CIRGE) at the University of Washington, Seattle.Maresi…
Anatomy of the Boom in Postdoctoral Appointments during the 1970s
For several decades, substantial numbers of researchers who have just received their Ph.D.s, particularly in the biological and physical sciences, have taken postdoctoral study/research appointments before entering the regular labor market. Most of these appointments are held in universities or similar research environments (e.g., the National Institutes of Health intramural laboratories). Beginning in the late 1960s, the heretofore gradual growt…
Control and controls
State-Level Responses to the Access and Completion Challenge in the New Era of Austerity
Understanding just how state leaders respond to fiscal crises and the continuing challenges of adequate funding should provide insight into how successful states are likely to be in creating environments where most citizens can attend and benefit from higher education. This article describes and begins to classify the nature and range of state responses to ongoing fiscal challenges. We focus on state-level leadership and governance, fiscal polici…
The State of State College Readiness Policies
Most public policy related to college readiness occurs at the state level, but as with any state-level policy, significant variation exists across the 50 states. To make sense of this variation and advance our empirical knowledge surrounding state college readiness policy, we pose two questions in this study: How do states group together based on their commonalities (or lack thereof) across several college readiness policies? What underlying them…
The Indispensable University
Control and controls
Anatomy of the Boom in Postdoctoral Appointments during the 1970s
For several decades, substantial numbers of researchers who have just received their Ph.D.s, particularly in the biological and physical sciences, have taken postdoctoral study/research appointments before entering the regular labor market. Most of these appointments are held in universities or similar research environments (e.g., the National Institutes of Health intramural laboratories). Beginning in the late 1960s, the heretofore gradual growt…
State Policies and Private Higher Education
(1992). State Policies and Private Higher Education. The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 63, No. 4, pp. 363-417
Meeting the Demand for Higher Education without Breaking the Bank
Additional informationNotes on contributorsWilliam ZumetaWilliam Zumeta is associate professor at the Graduate School of Public Affairs and the College of Education, University of Washington
Public University Accountability to the State in the Late Twentieth Century
Toward an Aristocracy of Everyone
We propose a course of study that would have high school students study and practice a public policy analysis model used by public policy professionals. Presently elected for study by graduate students in public affairs departments, rigorous policy study is saved for the tiny few. This in turn supports a form of democracy where the many are excluded from popular sovereignty. We elaborate the meaning of and rationale for public policy analysis and…
Rejoinder to Houser
The Price of Admission
Private Higher Education and Public Policy
Although privatization is a powerful and multi-faceted global phenomenon in many policy fields, few have matched higher education for the scope and drama of privatization. As in some other fields
State Policies and Private Higher Education in the USA
Private higher education has a long, proud history in the USA that is of considerable interest globally. As the United States is a federal state where higher education is a state responsibility, it is of interest to examine public policies toward private higher education across the 50 states (which vary widely) comparatively, both for understanding (policy science) and for the sake of illuminating policy choices (policy analysis). This article la…
The Indispensable University
What Matters for Excellence in PhD Programs? Latent Constructs of Doctoral Program Quality Used by Early Career Social Scientists
Additional informationNotes on contributorsEmory MorrisonEmory Morrison is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at Mississippi State University.Elizabeth RuddElizabeth Rudd is a research scientist at the University of Washington, Seattle.William ZumetaMaresi Nerad is an Associate Professor in the College of Education and Director of the Center for Innovation and Research in Graduate Education (CIRGE) at the University of Washington, Seattle.Maresi…
State-Level Responses to the Access and Completion Challenge in the New Era of Austerity
Understanding just how state leaders respond to fiscal crises and the continuing challenges of adequate funding should provide insight into how successful states are likely to be in creating environments where most citizens can attend and benefit from higher education. This article describes and begins to classify the nature and range of state responses to ongoing fiscal challenges. We focus on state-level leadership and governance, fiscal polici…
The State of State College Readiness Policies
Most public policy related to college readiness occurs at the state level, but as with any state-level policy, significant variation exists across the 50 states. To make sense of this variation and advance our empirical knowledge surrounding state college readiness policy, we pose two questions in this study: How do states group together based on their commonalities (or lack thereof) across several college readiness policies? What underlying them…
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