What we are after here is the handiwork of professed believers who intended their actions to enhance rather than annul the Christian culture of their institutions: a process possibly common to the estrangement of the academy from the liberal Protestant churches following the Civil War and from the Catholic Church following World War II. (firstthings.com)
Schools of education «have become ensnared improvidently in the academic and political cultures of their institutions and have neglected their professional allegiances,» argue Geraldine Joncich Clifford and James W. Guthrie in their forthcoming book Ed School: A Brief for Professional Education. (edweek.org)
He says long - time employees at well - established companies like AT&T «already have two to three tiers of skills because they've learned the structure and culture of the institution.» (cnbc.com)