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63:. As president of Claremont, he left a nationally important legacy, since he organized a change in the "College Rating System", introducing a system which reflected the actual performance of alumni in later life, by following-up on former students with greater efficiency. From 1970 to 1976 he was president of the 52:. He transformed Colorado College into a nationally recognized training center. When he left in 1955 he had become a recognized national figure in the field of higher education. The annual "Louis Benezet Award" was named after him. 70:
Benezet took the view that there had been too much of a readiness to accept the claims of private higher education to improve economic efficiency, the personal treatment of students, to set high standards, and encourage diversity.
22:(June 29, 1915 in La Crosse, Wisconsin – January 23, 2002 in Mill Valley, California) was an American educator, education administrator and multiple U.S. university president. He was the son of 246: 578: 563: 239: 583: 573: 568: 181: 64: 232: 38: 558: 56: 553: 355: 255: 155: 427: 371: 339: 312: 288: 23: 224: 60: 403: 280: 507: 491: 419: 347: 548: 543: 395: 379: 387: 363: 304: 459: 451: 443: 272: 515: 435: 160: 45: 30: 205:
Louis T. Benezet, "Private Higher Education: What Price Diversity?" Educational Record : 205.
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1999 "People versus pyramids: New goals for the elite college", The Colorado College Studies
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1969 "Continuity and Change: The Need for Both." In John Caffrey (ed.).
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1965 "College Groups and the Claremont Example." In Logan Wilson (ed.).
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Administrators in Higher Education: Their Functions and Coordination
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1977b "Uses and Abuses of Departments." In Dean E. McHenry, et al.
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1961 "Is Higher Education a Commodity?" In G. Kerry Smith (ed.).
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1962 "The Office of the President." In Gerald P. Burns (ed.).
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Academic Departments: Problems, Variations and Alternatives
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Style and Substance: Leadership and the College Presidency
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The Future Academic Community--Continuity and Change
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Louis P. Bénézet
Dartmouth College
Reed College
Columbia University
Allegheny College
Colorado College
Claremont Graduate School and University Center
Claremont, California
State University of New York at Albany
"Louis Benezet, 86; College Innovator"
Los Angeles Times
"Louis T Benezet Award"
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