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7 mai 2018

(Re)connecting With Your Students

Whenever I scroll through dozens of published dissertations, I’m always riveted by the humanity that’s illustrated – illuminated, really – within the preliminary pages well before the nitty gritty research begins to unfold. More...

7 mai 2018

Caring for a Sick or Disabled Loved One

Life’s milestones and unexpected changes remind us that life continues regardless of the demands of our programs. Unfortunately for some, that could mean a loved one is suffering a life threatening illness and/or disability. More...

7 mai 2018

This Elevator Called Life

Graduate school is also like an elevator. It is designed to get you to the next level. However, you must stay on in order to get to the top, which could signify graduation, landing your dream job, or [fill in the blank]. The funny thing about an elevator is that it has a bunch of buttons built into a side panel that can take you from the basement to the umpteenth floor and vice versa. More...

7 mai 2018

The Grad Activist: Lessons From the March for Science

On April 22, 2017, scientists and supporters marched in cities around the world to call for robust, well-funded science research and evidence-based policies. Reported as the largest political action by the scientific community in history, the March for Science and its satellites had over one million people in attendance. Since that day, the March for Science has evolved into an ongoing movement to bridge the gap between scientists and the public. More...

7 mai 2018

Can Campuses Be Where the Political Tribes of America Meet?

By Eboo Patel. Many campuses are dots of blue in a sea of red. Even as we in higher ed build towards a multicultural future, can we communicate to our heartland neighbors that they will thrive in that future too. More...

7 mai 2018

The Hazards of Checking White Privilege

By Eboo Patel. Please do not assign me a subordinate role, a specific psychology or a particular worldview based on the color of my skin. More...

7 mai 2018

Place Matters

By Georgia NugentFor historical reasons -- among them, the 19th-century desire to keep impressionable young males from the evils of the city -- many of America’s higher education institutions are located in remote or rural areas. This is often true of the small and medium-sized colleges and universities that are members of the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) -- many of which were founded to ensure a presence for a particular religious denomination in territories newly settled as the nation moved westward. More...

7 mai 2018

Pattern Recognition

http://www.insidehighered.com/sites/default/server_files/styles/large/public/confessions_of_a_community_college_dean_blog_header.jpgBy Matt Reed. A short tale of community college budgets in America over the last seven years:
I don’t usually do bummers for Fridays, but I’m seeing a pattern, and feel obligated to note it. More...

7 mai 2018

Suits and Ties on Monkey Bars

http://www.insidehighered.com/sites/default/server_files/styles/large/public/confessions_of_a_community_college_dean_blog_header.jpgBy Matt Reed. Report from a debate tournament.
On Saturday I filled in as “coach for a day” and took The Girl to a regional debate tournament in New York City. More...

7 mai 2018

Incentives

http://www.insidehighered.com/sites/default/server_files/styles/large/public/confessions_of_a_community_college_dean_blog_header.jpgBy Matt Reed. Getting students to attend workshops that will help them.
Sometimes the answer is simple, if you know where to look. More...

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