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ment to your teaching or research. Stories abound of department heads neglecting thenuts and bolts of administration to concentrate on their own scholarship. Balance isthe watchword.Not everything we talked about at our panel will apply in every institutional context.Practices and campus cultures vary but the issues I summarized here are those everychair will face on a daily basis. The job of department head may well be the toughestin the university but you can make the job considerably harder by ignoring this goodadvice.To read his previous columns, see http://chronicle.com/jobs/news/archives/heads_up. This essayfirst appeared in The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Careers section and the Chroniclegranted reprint permission to <strong>Feedback</strong>.
[ NEWS [ ARTICLE & NOTES ] ]2009-2010 BEA Scholarship Winners AnnouncedFifteen students from fourteen different campuses were awarded scholarships inthe Broadcast Education Association’s 2009-2010 competition. The winners wereselected by the BEA Scholarship Committee at its Fall meeting in Washington, D.C.,announced Pete Orlik, committee chair. They include:Abe Voron ScholarshipsMark Long, Illinois State UniversityRaymond Nelson, Central Michigan UniversityWalter Patterson ScholarshipsGabrielle Boward, Cedarville UniversityMichael Houchin, University of MontanaHarold Fellows ScholarshipsAdriana Fletcher, Pacific Lutheran UniversityAlysha Mendez, Texas State UniversityShea Northcut, Elon UniversityLaura Beth Ward, Elon UniversityVincent Wasilewski ScholarshipJames Wallace, California State University/NorthridgeAlexander Tanger ScholarshipMichael Valerio, George Washington UniversityHelen Sioussat/Fay Wells ScholarshipsColin Greene, James Madison UniversitySuyun Hong, University of Texas/AustinVision /VCI Solutions ScholarshipChristi Ann Mitchell, Oklahoma Baptist UniversityBEA Two Year/Community College ScholarshipsMary Wilkins, Isothermal Community CollegeYeiber Cano, City College of San FranciscoBEA scholarships are awarded to outstanding students for study on campuses thatare institutional members of the organization. The 2010/2011 competition begins onJanuary 20, 2009.
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