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A Pioneer for Change - Dr. Brittany Williams

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

Williamss curiosity and quest for knowledge has pushed her beyond the silo of higher education administration into explorations of intersectional disciplines. Although she did not have extensive training in public health, she dove into research, finding books, articles, and speaking circuits to learn more.

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Secret Boss Training: How to Observe and Assess Teaching in any Format

Higher Ed Connects: Faculty Development

So, we are well prepared to oversee, observe, and evaluate the teaching that our faculty colleagues are doing for our institutions. In higher-education administration today, there is a window that is slowly closing: the number of us who came into our administrative positions before online and technology-enhanced teaching was even a thing.

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Politics and Policy Making in the Postsecondary Sector

Confessions of a Community College Dean

Blog: Higher Ed Policy Last week, I wrote about the 2022 year-end omnibus bill and connected with Rebecca Natow on Twitter. Rebecca is assistant professor of educational leadership and policy at Hofstra University. What are some of the key takeaways for leaders in higher ed?

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All Ain’t Fair in Love and Basketball for Black Women

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

Dr. Chayla Haynes Davison is an associate professor of higher education administration at Texas A&M University. Her research focuses on critical and inclusive pedagogies, Black women in higher education and critical race theory- and intersectionality-informed research methodologies. References: Cooper, A.

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AAUP on Florida: authoritarian control wilting higher education

University Business

Ron DeSantis has been at the epicenter of higher education this past year. In K12 and higher ed, the term “woke” has plunged education into a muddy existential battle. Only two higher education administrators agreed to the interview. “He is taking names.

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Higher Ed Voices Outrage After Harvard President Resigns

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

Across social media and on cable talk shows, many seem to view Gay’s persecution and resignation as emblematic of the targeting of higher ed and minority presidents by some conservatives. And in an era where bans books are being banned and affirmative action dismantled, their suspicions are rightfully justified. "I