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1556
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Businesses, corporations and foundations have made significant contributions toward the growth of the art collections housed at the North Carolina Museum of Art.
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4678
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School board members have expectations of the person who provides leadership. The chairperson who is aware of and understands these expectations tends to be a better board leader. Using data from a 1999 survey of school board members, conducted by the Institute of Government and the North Carolina School Boards Association, the authors present a statistical picture of chairpersons, a framework for studying leadership roles, and a checklist of chairperson roles.
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7967
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Museums in North Carolina utilize private and public resources to provide the state with a wealth of cultural venues. There are over 500 museums statewide, showing the amazing diversity of the state's history, culture, and scenic wonders to more than 10 million visitors annually. These visitors are a vital element in the state's tourism industry. Blackwelder discusses how museums raise funds and why museums must change from past patterns to continue to attract significant crowds.
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