Could you speak about administrators that vote for their own interests. I always suspected this is the case, have you seen it first hand or is close to it.
> Could you speak about administrators that vote for their own interests.
So, given the rising costs of Health Care and College both situations are good examples of this. The rising 'costs' are more people in administration. This could be blamed on regulation among other issues (greed).
As for voting in their self interests, I live in California now. University of California is the #1 employer in this State. This doesn't happen by chance. It happens due to stakeholders. Many people in this States want an 'easy' and 'stable' job. The easiest way to do this is require more red tape (regulation/'initiatives'/etc), in the name of 'progress' and then now you just created a 'stable and easy' job to make sure certain quotas are reach.
Professors and students lose out due to admin workers are more aggressive on making the government enrich their interests.
