Yale Grad School Dropping O.D. Emphasis
Yale Grad School Dropping O.D. Emphasis
Students protested and held clandestine meetings. They disrupted one of their school's most revered events. They called for the resignation of the dean. Alums expressed outrage.
But the setting wasn't Berkeley in the early sixties and the issue wasn't war and peace. In a standoff that many have said could happen only in the late eighties, students and alumni of Yale University's School of Organization and Management are up in arms over the appointment of new Dean Michael E. Levine and the curriculum and faculty changes he has implemented. Depending on who you listen to, the issues are as petty as hurt feelings or as weighty …
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Publication information:
Article title: Yale Grad School Dropping O.D. Emphasis.
Contributors: Not available.
Magazine title: Training & Development Journal.
Volume: 43.
Issue: 3
Publication date: March 1989.
Page number: 10+.
© 1988 American Society for Training & Development, Inc.
COPYRIGHT 1989 Gale Group.
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