Cal Caucus Publishes 2016 Journal

The California Caucus of College and University Ombuds has published its fourth on-line journal.  Topics include the challenges of gaining broader recognition of our standards of professional practice, the relevance of legal training to Ombuds practice, a comparative international perspective on evolving Ombuds programs, and more.

Letter from your Editor, James Laflin

Pete Small Award Recipient: Tom Sebok

Articles

Five Current Challenges That Pose Opportunities to Improve and Consolidate the Ombuds Profession, Bruce MacAllister

Ombudsing at Canadian Universities Through the Eyes of a Dutch Ombudsman, Paul Herfs

Ombuds: Degree Required? Caroline Adams

Ombuds Internships: A Model of Strong Collaboration, Natalie Sharpe

The Power of How: Considering the Value of Relational Fairness in Higher Education, Veronica Kube

Case Study (Presented by the IOA Mentoring Committee)

Book Review: Book Review: Ta-Nehisi Coates’ Between the World and Me, Henok Elias

(Cal Caucus 2016 Journal.)

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