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The Lives of Presidential Partners in Higher Education Institutions The Lives of Presidential Partners in Higher Education Institutions Darwin D. Hendel Karen F. Kaler Gwendolyn H. Freed University of Minnesota, Twin Cities December 2016 1 The Lives of Presidential Partners in Higher Education Institutions 2 The Lives of Presidential Partners in Higher Education Institutions Table of Contents Acknowledgments ...............................................................................................................................................................................7 List of Tables .............................................................................................................................................................................................8 List of Figures ...........................................................................................................................................................................................9 Frequently Used Acronyms and Terms ..........................................................................................................................11 Statistical Terms .................................................................................................................................................................................13 Executive Summary ...........................................................................................................................................................................15 Chapter 1: Context .......................................................................................................................................................................17 Change and Challenge for College Presidents ...........................................................................................................17 Our Collaboration............................................................................................................................................................18 Chapter 2: Literature Review ...........................................................................................................................................19 Memoirs .............................................................................................................................................................................19 Essays ..................................................................................................................................................................................22 Institutional Voices ..........................................................................................................................................................23 Guides for Partners ..........................................................................................................................................................24 Opinion ..............................................................................................................................................................................25 Media Coverage ................................................................................................................................................................26 Research .............................................................................................................................................................................27 Our Study in Context of Previous Research ...............................................................................................................31 Chapter 3: Design and Methodology .........................................................................................................................33 Target Population .............................................................................................................................................................33 Data Collection .................................................................................................................................................................34 Anonymity .........................................................................................................................................................................34 Survey Design ...................................................................................................................................................................34 Data Analysis ...................................................................................................................................................................35 Chapter 4: Characteristics of Partners, Presidents, and Institutions.................................37 Chapter Overview ............................................................................................................................................................37 More Males in the Role, Still a Distinct Minority .....................................................................................................37 Partners (and Presidents) Older than in the Past ......................................................................................................38 Partners More Educated than in the Past ...................................................................................................................39 Race and Ethnicity ...........................................................................................................................................................39 Years in Role and Years in Relationship ......................................................................................................................39 Presidents’ Roles ...............................................................................................................................................................40 Presidents’ Institutions ....................................................................................................................................................40 3 The Lives of Presidential Partners in Higher Education Institutions Chapter 5: Transition to the Presidential Partner Role .....................................................................41 Chapter Overview ............................................................................................................................................................41 The Presidential Search, Past .........................................................................................................................................41 The Presidential Search, Present ...................................................................................................................................42 Adjustment to the Role ...................................................................................................................................................43 Partners Discuss Adjustment Challenges ...................................................................................................................44 Career Changes .................................................................................................................................................................45 Advice for Institutions .....................................................................................................................................................46 Chapter 6: The Partner Role ...............................................................................................................................................49 Chapter Overview ............................................................................................................................................................49 Situating the Partner Role in the Psychological Literature ......................................................................................49 Words Used to Refer to Partner ....................................................................................................................................51 Specific Partner Responsibilities ..................................................................................................................................52 Employment Outside the Role ......................................................................................................................................52 Associated Benefits ..........................................................................................................................................................54 Involvement in Partner Role ..........................................................................................................................................54 Activities Assumed in the Role .....................................................................................................................................58 Partners’ Perception of Helpfulness to Presidents ....................................................................................................60 Compensation for Partner Role ....................................................................................................................................60 Institutional Public Relations.........................................................................................................................................63 Perceptions Attributed to Others ..................................................................................................................................64
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