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Hermann, Mary L. Linking Liberal and INDEX Professional Learning in Nursing Edu- STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, TO VOLUME 90 cation—4, 42 AND CIRCULATION (2004) Hrabowski, Freeman A., III. Leadership for (REQ ED BY 39 U.S 3685) a New Age: Higher Education’s Role in (1) Title of Publication: Liberal Education ISSUE THEMES Producing Minority Leaders—2, 26 (2) Publication no. 311-540. (3) Date of No. 1 (Winter): Looking Back, Looking Kelly, Robert L. The Place and Function of Filing: 9/30/04. (4) Frequency of issue Forward: 90 Years in Print the Proposed Association [1915]—1, 14 quarterly. (5) Number of issues published innually: 4. (6) Annual subscription price No. 2 (Spring): 2004 Annual Meeting: Kindelan, Nancy. Theatre Studies as a members, $36; nonmembers, $50. (7) Practicing Liberal Education Practical Liberal Education—4, 48 Complete mailing addresso f known office No. 3 (Summer): Cultural Studies and King, Henry Churchill. Methods of Its At- of publication: Association of American General Education tainment [1915]—1, 28 Colleges and Universities, 1818 R Street NW, Washington, DC 20009. (8) No. 4 (Fall): Beyond Computer Literacy Kuh, George D., Thomas F. Nelson Laird, Complete mailing address of the headquar and Paul D. Umbach. Aligning Faculty ters of the publisher: Association of AUTHORS and Student Behavior: Realizing the American Colleges and Universities, 1818 R Street, NW, Washington, DC 20009 Albertine, Susan, and Ronald J. Henry Promise of Greater Expectations—4, 24 (9) Full names and complete mailing Quality in Undergraduate Education: A Kuriloff, Peshe C. Rescuing Writing In- addresses of publisher, editor, and managing Collaborative Project —3, 46 struction: How to Save Time and Money editor: Publisher: Associationo f American Astin, Alexander W. Why Spirituality De with Technology—4, 36 Colleges and Universities, 1818 R Street, NW, Washington, DC 20009; Editor: serves a Central Place in Liberal Educa- Lemann, Nicholas. Liberal Education and Bridget Puzon, Association of American tion—2, 34 Professionals—2, 12 Colleges and Universities, 1818 R Street, Barrow, Dana. Networked Collaboration Marcum, Deanna B. Yes, Let’s Get Our Li- NW, Washington, DC 20009; Managing Editor: none. (10) Owner: Association of Transtorms Curricula: The Case of braries Online—1, 64 American Colleges and Universities, 1818 Arab Culture and Civilization—2, 48 Marcy, Mary B. Rawls, Neustadt, and Lib- R Street, NW, Washington, DC 20009 Cantor, Nancy. Civic Engagement: The eral Education: A Reflection on Two (11) Known bondholders, mortgages, and University as a Public Good—2, 18 Scholars—3, 54 other security holders owning or holding | percent or more of total amount of bonds, Capen, S. C. College Efficiency and Stan- McDowell, William Fraser. The Christian mortgages, or other securities: none. (12) dardization [1915]—1, 18 Ideal of Education [1915]—1, 26 The purpose, function, and nonprofit status Chew, E. Byron, and Cecilia McInnis-Bou McMillin, Linda. Creating the “Complete of this organization and the exempt status ers. Blending Liberal Arts and Business Scholar”: Academic Professionalism in tor federal income tax purposes has not changed during preceding 12 months. (13) Education—1, 56 the 21st Century—2, 42 Publication title: Liberal Education. (14) Dye, Nancy. Envisioning an Association Nussbaum, Martha. Liberal Education and Issue date for circulation data below: Summer 1,20 Global Community—1, 42 2004. (15) Extent and nature of circulation (the first figure indicates average number Ehrlich, Thomas, and Anne Colby. Political Rudolph, Frederick. Reflections on the of copies each issue during preceding 12 Bias in Undergraduate Education—3, 36 Challenges to the Church-Related Col- months; the second number indicates actual Ehrmann, Stephen C. Beyond Computer lege — l, 32 number of copies of single issue published Literacy: Implications of Technology Schneider, Carol Geary. Practicing Liberal nearest to filing date): (A) Total no. of copies: 7,400; 7,200. (B) Paid and/or for the Content of a College Educa- Education: Formative Themes in the requested circulation: (1) Sales through tion—4, 6 Reinvention of Liberal Learning—2, 6 dealers and carriers, street vendors, and Fong, Bobby. Looking Forward: Liberal Ed- Smith, Garon C. Building Civic Engagement counter sales: 500; 325. (2) Mail subscrip tion: 6,350; 6,500. (C) Totpaiad alnd/ or ucation in the 21st Century—1, 8 Capacity: An Introductory Chemistry requested circulation: 6,850; 6,825. (D) Free Gaines, Francis P. Opening the Doors of Example—3, 40 distribution by mail, carrier, or other Opportunity: Liberal Education and the Smith, Martha Nell. Computing, Research, means-——samples, complimentary, and other Veterans [1945]—4, 32 ind Teaching: A Humanities Trifecta! free copies: 0;0. (E) Free distribution out side the mail—carrierso r other means Gaston, Paul L. Ten Lessons for Liberal 4,14 550; 375. (F) Total free distribution: 550; Education Regarding the Higher Edu- Smith, Paul. Exploring Reality: Cultural 375. (G) Total Distribution: 7,400; 7,200 cation Act Reauthorization—2, 54 Studies and Critical Thinking—3, 26 (H) Copies not distributed: (1) Office use, Glotzbach, Philip A. Truth and Friendship: Snavely, Guy E. World Peace and the left over, unaccounted, spoiled after print ing: 0;0. (2) Returns from news agents: 0; Reflections on a Paradox of Academic College: The Presidential Address 0. (1) Total: 7,400; 7,200. Percent paid [1930]—3, 32 Community—1, 48 and/or requested circulation: 93%; 95%. (16) Goldberg, Elizabeth Swanson, and Danna Stearns, Peter N. Teaching Culture—3, 6 This statement of ownership will be printed in the Fall 2004 issue of this publication Greenberg. What’s a Cultural Studies Willen, Matthew S. Reflectionso n the (17) I certify that all information furnished Curriculum Doing in a College Like Cultural Climate of Plagiarism—4, 55 is true and complete (signature and title of This?—3, 16 Zinser, Elisabeth. Making the Case for editor, publisher, business manager, or Liberal Education—1, 38 owner): Bridget Puzon, Academic Editor