collegial

[Klimt]

of or characterized by the collective responsibility shared by each of a group of colleagues, with minimal supervision from above.


He . . . prefers a collegial harmony that will present him with a consensus on the issues.

Leaders can foster positive collegial interaction and problem-solving (the political context) by creating partnerships, coordinating teaching schedules to allow for common preparation periods, facilitating meeting time, and addressing negative teachers.

Glass walls are employed to create a collegial atmosphere, allow privacy when needed, and promote...

[Slava]

Glass walls may help form a collegial atmosphere, but glass ceilings don't. And glass floors are just too creepy for me.

The Corning Museum of Glass has one that extends out over an open area far below. While I know it's safe, it takes a lot for me to be able to go out there.

And, let's face it, do glass walls really contribute to collegiality? Or do they just make us feel like bugs on display?

[LukeJavan8]

Electoral college, comes to mind. Or the College of
Cardinals, those prelates who elect a pope, in Rome.