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Celia Whitchurch 《Higher Education》2012,64(1):99-117
This paper draws on qualitative data gathered from two studies funded by the UK Leadership Foundation for Higher Education
to examine the expansion of academic identities in higher education. It builds on Whitchurch’s earlier work, which focused
primarily on professional staff, to suggest that the emergence of broadly based projects such as widening participation, learning
support and community partnership is also impacting on academic identities. Thus, academic as well as professional staff are
increasingly likely to work in multi-professional teams across a variety of constituencies, as well as with external partners,
and the binary distinction between ‘academic’ and ‘non-academic’ roles and activities is no longer clear-cut. Moreover, there
is evidence from the studies of an intentionality about deviations from mainstream academic career routes among respondents
who could have gone either way. Consideration is therefore given to factors that influence individuals to work in more project-oriented
areas, as well as to variables that affect ways in which these roles and identities develop. Finally, three models of academically
oriented project activity are identified, and the implications of an expansion of academic identities are reviewed. 相似文献
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Michael J. Whitchurch 《College & Undergraduate Libraries》2013,20(1):71-82
Evaluating the effectiveness of an information commons has been discussed in many venues since the concept was first implemented. The Harold B. Lee Library at Brigham Young University confronted this same struggle. After two years of activity, the information commons had not been assessed to see whether the purposes for which it was planned were being fulfilled. This paper describes its first assessment. Measuring the number of groups who used the information commons over the period of two years, the assessment showed that indeed the commons is being used to a great extent for group work, one of the goals set for the creation of the information commons. 相似文献