University Organization
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"University Organization" (1875) offers a detailed look at the structure and governance of universities in the late 19th century. Written by James Mercer Garnett, this work explores the roles and responsibilities of various university officials, the organization of academic departments, and the overall management of higher education institutions.
Garnett provides insights into the challenges and opportunities facing universities during a period of significant growth and change, making this book a valuable resource for historians of education, scholars of higher education administration, and anyone interested in the evolution of the modern university system. A fascinating snapshot of a pivotal era in American academic history.
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