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Previous "The Party Line" ColumnsA look at career issues for campus administrators in government relations The Party Line
If you understand why political leaders visit campuses, it changes how you manage their visits.
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Would a legislature filled with more college graduates correspondingly benefit higher education?
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The vice president of governmental relations at a big state university learns how his job gets done at a community college.
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Faceless county commissioners will probably affect your university more than prominent politicians ever will.
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As a government-relations officer, you get used to being blamed when things in the capitol go wrong.
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Between the worlds of politics and higher education lies a lot of misunderstanding.
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Just what does economic development have to do with educating college students?
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Trustees want solid answers, and a government-relations officer knows that's the one thing he can't give them.
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Most government-relations officers seem to be on more of a career drift than a career path.
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No college or university can survive without at least one person on the payroll who thinks about nothing but politics.
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