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Hie University of San FranciscoUSF Scholarship: a digital repository (Ũ) Gleeson Library I Geschke CenterDoctoral DissertationsTheses, Dissertations, Ownership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Rela Capstones and Projects2013Ownership, Control, Sponsorship, and Trusteeship: Governance Relationships Within Private Catholic Religious-Sponsored Secondary Schools in the United StatesDavid Louis CanettiUniversity o f San Francisco, dlcaretti0iusfca.eduFollow this and additional works at: https://re Ownership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Relapository.usfca.edu/dissÓ* Part of the Elementary and Middle and Secondary Education Administration Commons, Law Commons, and the Religion CommonsRecomOwnership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Rela
mended CitationCaretti, David Louis, "Ownership, Control, Sponsorship, and Trusteeship: Governance Relationships Within Private Catholic Religious-SpoHie University of San FranciscoUSF Scholarship: a digital repository (Ũ) Gleeson Library I Geschke CenterDoctoral DissertationsTheses, Dissertations, Ownership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Relau for free and open access by the theses. Dissertations, (ùpstones And Protects at USF Scholarship: a digital repository V? Gleeson Library I Gesshke Center. It has been accepted for inclusion in Doctoral Dissertations by an authorized administrator of USF Schohrsfop: a digital repository 4? Gleeson Ownership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Rela Library I Geschke Center. For more information, please contact repc«itoryj?ustcaxdu.The University of San FranciscoOwnership, Control, Sponsorship, aOwnership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Rela
nd Trusteeship: Governance Relationships within Private Catholic Religious-Sponsored Secondary Schools in the United StatesA Dissertation PresentedtoTHie University of San FranciscoUSF Scholarship: a digital repository (Ũ) Gleeson Library I Geschke CenterDoctoral DissertationsTheses, Dissertations, Ownership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Relafor the Degree Doctor of Educationby Brother David L. Caretti, FSC San Francisco December 2013© 2013 by David I.. CarettiAll Rights ReservediiThe University of San Francisco Dissertation AbstractOwnership, Control, Sponsorslũp, and Trusteeship: Governance Relationships Within Private Catholic Religi Ownership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Relaous-Sponsored Secondary Schools Hl the United StatesThe governance of private Catholic religious-sponsored secondary institutions in the United StatesOwnership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Rela
IS wholly unique, for many different influences distinguish these institutions from not only their public counterparts but also other Catholic schoolHie University of San FranciscoUSF Scholarship: a digital repository (Ũ) Gleeson Library I Geschke CenterDoctoral DissertationsTheses, Dissertations, Ownership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Relaters, and priests available to minister within their respective apostolates, religious congregations have employed one particular governance construct, the board of limited-jurisdiction, originally created within the Catholic university and healthcare realms. Thus, while such boards hold the chief r Ownership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Relaole in directing the progress of an individual institution, they are each, in a governance relationship to that religious congregation and remain behoOwnership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Rela
lden to both Canon and civil law.The purpose of this study was to explore existing governance relationships between religious congregations and boardsHie University of San FranciscoUSF Scholarship: a digital repository (Ũ) Gleeson Library I Geschke CenterDoctoral DissertationsTheses, Dissertations, Ownership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Relamployment of focus-group methodology. Six focus groups were conducted by the researcher: three comprised of the leadership of different religious congregations and the other three being trustees from limited-jurisdiction boards related to each of the congregations.The results of tins study Witnessed Ownership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Rela that private Catholic religious-sponsored governance has many overlapping realities, which have highly varied definitions and understandings among grOwnership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Rela
oups engaged in Catholic governance. Further, the followmgillconclusions were surfaced: civil corporation structures have been created or altered whilHie University of San FranciscoUSF Scholarship: a digital repository (Ũ) Gleeson Library I Geschke CenterDoctoral DissertationsTheses, Dissertations, Ownership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Relalevel of control held by the congregation differs within each governance relationship; the terms used to describe governance lack cohesive definitions, particularly true of Sponsorship; trustee formation for both religious and lay trustees while unportant often fails to provide sufficient coverage o Ownership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Relaf Canon law; trustee turnover IS a particular challenge; the role of the religious trustee is perceived to be unique, yet lias not been formalized; anOwnership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Rela
d, civil law has been given precedence over Canon law. T1ŨS study addressed a particular gap in the literature regarding the governance of Catholic seHie University of San FranciscoUSF Scholarship: a digital repository (Ũ) Gleeson Library I Geschke CenterDoctoral DissertationsTheses, Dissertations, Ownership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance Relae, has been presented to and accepted by the Faculty of the School of Education in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Education. The content and research methodologies presented in tills work represent the work of the candidate alone.Brother David L. Caretti, FSC Ownership Control Sponsorship and Trusteeship- Governance RelaHie University of San FranciscoUSF Scholarship: a digital repository (Ũ) Gleeson Library I Geschke CenterDoctoral DissertationsTheses, Dissertations,Gọi ngay
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