Seven Principles for Good Practice in Undergraduate Education

Laurie Richlin

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The group assembled to create the Seven Principles was composed of Alexander W. Austin (UCLA), Howard Bowen (Claremont Colleges), William Boyd (Johnson Foundation), Carol M. Boyer (Education Commission of the States), K. Patricia Cross (Harvard), Kenneth Eble (University of Utah), Russell Edgerton (American Association for Higher Education), Jerry Gaff (Hamline University), Henry Halsted (Johnson Foundation), Joseph Katz (State University of New York at Stony Brook), C. Robert Pace (UCLA), Marvin Peterson (University of Michigan), and Richard C. Richardson, Jr. (Arizona State University). The two-day conference was co-sponsored by the Johnson Foundation, American Association for Higher Education (AAHE), and the Education Commission of the States.

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