The Dog Ate My Budget: Tales About Teaching and Managing in the Ivy Tower
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| Rating | : | 4.64 (849 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B001OW5ZVW |
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| Number of Pages | : | 314 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-05-12 |
| Language | : | English |
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at Princeton University. He was the management consultant on the United States Senate Office Systems Project and primary consultant to the Time-Life Films on Time Management for Managers. They have five children and seventeen grandchildren. About the Author Ross A. In addition, Webber has published ten books. Webber lives with his wife Mary Lou in Haddonfield, New Jersey. E. Webber earned his Ph.D. He was also awarded an honorary M.A. In 2002 he was awarded Wharton’s Director’s Award for outstan
Former Penn Vice President and Wharton School Management Department Head Ross Webber's new book is filled with funny, ironic and bizarre moments from academic life. His chort essays cover topics like student life, sex and drinking on campus, managing faculty, alumni relations, findraising, and communicating with the larger world. It rises above some insider's point of view to entertain anyone who has ever walked on a college campus.. Aiming to be humorous as well as educational, THE DOG ATE MY BUDGET is Webber's valentine to the modern university. Included are events involving prominent persons like Elizabeth Taylor, Imelda Marcos, Jackie Robinson and several United States Senators
Daintree said A great inside view of a career in academia. This is a very entertaining collection of brief anecdotal essays that should be mandatory reading for everyone who teaches at the university level. As a matter of fact I would reccommend it to students as well. It has some great insights into what the faculty and administration must deal with in order to provide them an education. With a light-hearted touch and self-deprecating humor Ross Webber reveals some of the pressures and rewards of ascending to the upper echelons of univeristy leadership. Even though I am f
at Princeton University. Webber lives with his wife Mary Lou in Haddonfield, New Jersey. In addition, Webber has published ten books. . Webber earned his Ph.D. They have five children and seventeen grandchildren. at Columbia University and his B.S. Ross A. by the University of Pennsylvania. He has been a guest