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1980s

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In the 1980s Cross' research covered a broad area, including diversity and the changing demographics of the student body, while looking to the future of education.

The New Frontier in Higher Education: Pioneers for Survival
Dealing with Diversity
Responding to Learning Needs in the 1980s
Planning for the Future of the Student personnel profession
Sounding the Call for the Student Personnel Profession in the 1980s
The New Clientele for Postsecondary Education
The Challenge of Open Admissions
Innovative Approaches to College Teaching
Planning for the Learning Society
Higher Education and Lifelong Learning
Exploring New Frontiers in Higher Education
On Old Practices and New Purposes in Education
Changing Student Populations
Living in the Learning Society
Older Adults and Higher Education
Extension in the Learning Society
Forming Linkages in the Learning Society
Adult Education in the Learning Society
Educational Opportunities: Challenges and Changes
Emerging Issues in the Learning Society
Quality and the Open Door: a Response to the Miami-Dade Reforms
Teaching in Community Colleges
Changing Roles for Higher Education
Consider the Possibilities
Changing Roles for Education
Adult Education: Current Trends and Probable Futures
The Future of Continuing Higher Education in the 1980s
Missions of Community Colleges: The Challenge of the '80s
Retooling with New Partnerships
Perspectives on a Changing Agenda for the 1980s
On leadership and the Future of Community Colleges
Observations About the Future of Access to Education
Higher Education Now and in the Future
Responding to the Needs of Lifelong Learners
Adult Learners: Implications for Higher Education
Education and Diversity
Whatever Happened to Leadership
Threads of Grundtvig in the Fabric of Adult Education in the United States
The Swinging Pendulum
Community College Missions in the 1980s
Cooperation and Competition in the Learning Society
Higher Education Today and Tomorrow
Education Unlimited
Perspectives on a Changing Agenda for Higher Education
A Response to "The Quality Crisis: Cooperation or Chaos
Harvard Graduate School of Education Alumni Meeting, Washington DC, January 18, 1984
Traditional Education and Non-Traditional Students
Alternative Futures for Community Colleges
Perspectives on a Changing Agenda for the 1980's
Higher Education in the 1980's and '90s.
The Rising Tide of School Reform Reports
The Impact of the 1980's on Developmental Education
New Students in New Bottles
Societal Imperatives: Needs for an Educated Society
New York: Where Learning Never Ends
Climates of Excellence
The Learning Society in 2001
Who is Educating Adults?
Moving into the Learning Society
The Rising Tide of School Reform
The Learning Society: Current Trends and Probable Futures
Higher Education and The Learning Society
Education for the 21st Century
Visions and Predictions for the Future of Higher Education
Community Colleges and the Learning Society
Educational Reform and Community Colleges
Lifelong Learning
Reform and the Residential University
Education for the Year 2000
Learning fitness for the 21st Century
Excellence and the Community College Mission
In Pursuit of Excellence
Moving Instruction into the 21st Century
The Future of Teaching and learning in Community Colleges
Research Panel AAHE 1986
Learning how to Learn in Adult Education
Improving Learning in Community College
Making Students Successful
Rough Draft MLE '86
Speech in Progress
The Need for Classroom Research
Using Assessment to Improve Instruction
Assessment Seminar
Adventures of Education in Wonderland
Taking Teaching Seriously
American Association of Higher Education Research Forum
Improving College Teaching
Teaching for Success
Using Assessment to Improve Instruction
The Changing Role of Higher Education in the United States
Thomas Jefferson University
Bill Turnbull
One Eye on the Future
Adult Education in the Twenty-First Century
Teaching Excellence: Mission for the 80's
Quality and Access in American Higher Education: The Role of Community Colleges
Circles, Cycles, and Spirals in the Reform of Higher Education
Restoring Pride and Passion to the Profession of Teaching
Faculty Dissatisfactions; A Question of Mission
Researchable Questions on feedback to Improve Teaching and learning
Restoring Pride and Passion to the Profession of Teaching
Farewell
Institutional Effectiveness Begins in the Classroom
Reflections on the Future
Reflections of a Commissioner
Community Colleges: Leaders in Teaching Excellence
Foothill
Changes in the Society: Retooling for the Students of Tomorrow
American Association for Higher Education
American Educational Research Association
American Association of Colleges and Junior Colleges
McConnell Symposium
Teaching and Learning in the 1980's