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The Journal of Continuing Higher Education Volume 50, 2002 - Issue 2
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Creating and Implementing an Innovative Academic Program for Community College Leadership Development

Jean Foster HerronView further author information
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Claire Howell MajorView further author information
Pages 14-25 | Published online: 07 Jul 2014

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RosemaryB. Closson. (2008) Use of Problem-Based Learning and Case Study in Continuing Professional Education. The Journal of Continuing Higher Education 56:2, pages 34-44.
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Jean Foster Herron & Claire Howell Major. (2004) COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEADERS' ATTITUDES TOWARD PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING AS A METHOD FOR TEACHING LEADERSHIP. Community College Journal of Research and Practice 28:10, pages 805-821.
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