daily nebraskan
Wednesday, October 1, 1980
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Teachers College . .
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He said many teacher colleges offer kindergarten
through high school and Nebraska should be in tune with
that.
The reorganization will reduce some duplication in
administration, and in the future, some administration
jobs will be dropped, Egbett said.
I lis recommendations for the college have nothing to
do with the Regents' Five-Year Plan, Egbert said. The
regents plan, released in May, says that the undergraduate
teaching programs at UNL should be transferred to UNO.
The Teachers College has made several restructuring
moves in recent years and this is just another step in that
process, he said.
The reorganization shouldn't lower the number of the
faculty at the college, Egbert said.
The biggest impact of the changes is that it "will get
more people working together" at the Teachers College,
instead of having the faculty so fragmented into different
departments, said Loren Bonneau, associate professor of
history and philosophy of education and educational administration.
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