Diverse: Issues in Higher Education
DECEMBER 12, 2024
The interim president of Tennessee State University abruptly resigned from his post earlier this week. "This decision is not made lightly," Dr. Ronald A. Johnson wrote to TSU students, faculty and staff. "It has become apparent that there is a fundamental difference of perspective with the board on how best to move this institution forward." Dr. Ronald A.
University Business
DECEMBER 12, 2024
Growing up, the thought of attending college rarely crossed my mind. Neither my parents nor my seven older siblings had pursued higher education, and I didnt know anyone in my community who did either. But becoming a mother reshaped my aspirations; I was determined to secure a better future for my child, though I had no clear path to begin this journey.
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Higher Education Today
DECEMBER 12, 2024
Authors: Lauren Asher, Nate Johnson, Marissa Molina, and Kristin D. Hultquist Source: HCM Strategists An October 2024 report, Beyond Sticker Prices: How States Can Make Postsecondary Education More Affordable, reviews data to evaluate affordability of postsecondary education across nine states, including Alabama, California, Indiana, Louisiana, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas, Virginia, and Washington.
University Business
DECEMBER 12, 2024
Nearly a dozen colleges and universities over the past month have announced tuition-free initiatives for incoming undergraduates as the traditional application season kicks back into full swing. It marks the latest step higher education leaders have taken to answer growing criticisms about affordability. The majority of institutions featured on this list are promising to wave select students’ tuition and fees based on familial financial data retrieved by FAFSA.
Higher Education Today
DECEMBER 12, 2024
Title: Some College, No Credential Learners: Measuring Enrollment Readiness Source: Straighterline, UPCEA UPCEA and StraighterLine carried out a survey to examine the driving factors, obstacles, preparedness, and viewpoints of individuals who started but did not finish a degree, certificate, technical, or vocational program. This population, according to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center, has grown to 36.8 million, a 2.9 percent.
Gray Associates
DECEMBER 12, 2024
Explore how emerging academic programs are shaping the future of education, as Gray DI reflects on past predictions and their impact. From the transformative rise of Applied AI and the Creator Economy to the evolving fields of Disinformation Intelligence, Space Commercialization, and Cellular Agriculture, this exploration highlights successes, challenges, and unexpected shifts.
SRHE
DECEMBER 12, 2024
by Rachel Brooks Intractable datafication? Over recent years, both policymakers and university leaders have extolled the virtues of moving to a more metricised higher education sector: statistics about student satisfaction with their degree programme are held to improve the decision-making processes of prospective students, while data analytics are purported to help the shift to more personalised learning , for example.
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The Humphrey Group
DECEMBER 12, 2024
Ive always had a passion for communication. Over the years, the ways this has manifested has changed. My journey began in the arts, in speech and theater, as well as with the pursuit of a communications degree. This foundation in public speaking and acting served me well during my time as a high school teacher, and ignited my interest in how words and presence can profoundly impact an audience.
University Business
DECEMBER 12, 2024
What you may not realize is the problem is especially bad in Illinois, where public colleges have become particularly unaffordable. Thats shut out a lot of students, including those who would most benefit from the social mobility that comes with a degree. Now, a group of Illinois legislators and advocates is proposing groundbreaking legislation to try and address the problem.
Ed.gov Blog
DECEMBER 12, 2024
Scheduled Post #2 The post Scheduled Post #2 appeared first on ED.gov Blog.
eLiterate
DECEMBER 12, 2024
We recently wrapped up our AI Learning Design Assistant (ALDA) project. It was a marathon. Multiple universities and sponsors participated in a seven-month intensive workshop series to learn how AI can assist in learning design. The ALDA software, which we tested together as my team and I built it, was an experimental apparatus designed to help us learn various lessons about AI in education.
EdTech Magazine - Higher Education
DECEMBER 12, 2024
Configuring collaboration tools, such as Microsoft Teams, Google Workspace or Cisco Webex, can bring on a flood of IT challenges for higher education institutions. As hybrid and flexible work arrangements and remote and hybrid learning options continue to dominate employee and student preferences, there are steps colleges and universities can take to mitigate these challenges.
ISA Journal
DECEMBER 12, 2024
One of the most exciting elements of studying abroad is that your friendships now span the globe. I have friends in Madrid, Barcelona, Florence, and London, just to name a few, and some of my favorite memories have come from visiting each other.
Roompact
DECEMBER 12, 2024
This week, we're featuring current Roompact writer (and current Resident Assistant), Colin in conversation with Dustin to give his firsthand perspective on how to best identify and support students experiencing homesickness.
The Student Affairs Blog
DECEMBER 12, 2024
During this special time of the year, I wish you all the best and hope your days are filled with joy and celebration. Go Rams! Dr. Aaron J.
Ed.gov Blog
DECEMBER 12, 2024
By: Roberto J. Rodrguez, Assistant Secretary, Office of Planning, Evaluation and Policy Development, U.S. Department of Education Since day one, increasing the size and buying power of the Pell Grant has been a priority and a core feature of the Biden-Harris Administrations broader agenda to tackle college access and affordability, and support success for all Continue Reading The post Raising the Bar on College Affordability appeared first on ED.gov Blog.
Diverse: Issues in Higher Education
DECEMBER 12, 2024
The interim president of Tennessee State University abruptly resigned from his post earlier this week. "This decision is not made lightly," Dr. Ronald A. Johnson wrote to TSU students, faculty and staff. "It has become apparent that there is a fundamental difference of perspective with the board on how best to move this institution forward." Dr. Ronald A.
Hope College Network
DECEMBER 12, 2024
I hadnt known I could love coffee more before coming to college, but Holland has proven me wrong! Whether on Hopes campus or a walking distance away, the variety of accessible coffee shops around town has not only gotten me through long papers and rainy days, but has offered me outlets to connect with friends, unwind from long weeks, and of course, enjoy good coffee!
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