Thought & Action
A Balance Between Theory and Practice
A Balance Between Theory and Practice
Thought & Action is a peer-reviewed journal of higher education, published twice a year, which offers both theoretical and practical information. It is led by a six-person review panel, which issues calls for papers, and an editorial board of NEA Higher Ed members. Authors are eligible for three $2,500 awards each year. Copies of the journal are available, in print, at http://www.subscribenea.com with the special code NEAHIGHERED.
Check out the latest call for papers!
The review panel is inviting submissions on the theme of “resistance,” as well as other topics. Deadline is Jan. 1.
Welcome to the Summer 2017 Issue of Thought & Action!
Read more about dual enrollment, guns on campuses, and the importance of state-level advocacy. Download the issue, or order a free print copy with the special code NEAHIGHERED. Specific articles also can be downloaded below.
Overview by Mary Ellen Flannery
The Corporate Assault on Higher Education and Union Responses by Gordon Lafer
Duck and Cover, Little Lady: Women and Campus Carry by Patricia Somers, Jessica Fry, and Carlton J. Fong
Dual Enrollment’s Expansion: Cause for Concern by Alec Thomson
Shared Governance and Academic Freedom: Yes, This Is Union Work by John Messier
On Not Needing a Lecture by Elizabeth Johnston
Community College Students, ALP Success, and the Small Moments by Linda Holman
A Legacy of Public and Private Good. A Review of Gary Dorn’s "For the Common Good: A New History of Higher Education in America" by Mark F. Smith
This well-respected, peer-reviewed journal provides both theoretical and practical information on issues in higher education. Published annually, it has a readership of more than 180,000.
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