Formation Continue du Supérieur

31 mars 2016

Colleges spending millions to deal with sexual misconduct complaints

Submitted by Stefanie Botelho. In a brightly lit classroom here at Harvard, Mia Karvonides was trying to explain to a group of bemused student leaders the difference between a romantic encounter and “unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature,” as the university’s relatively new code of sexual misconduct defines it. More...

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31 mars 2016

UMass Medical to train those who will care for wave of retirees

Submitted by Stefanie Botelho. Massachusetts' workforce is set to enter retirement, and as its members age further, the University of Massachusetts Medical School, along with several community colleges, are gearing up to make sure they are well cared for. More...

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31 mars 2016

Helping students find their calling

By Bryon L. Grigsby. Vocation: It’s a word with deep and important significance. Liberal Arts: This is an ideal of education with an equally deep set of meanings. Liberal arts colleges already do a great job developing a diverse group of socially responsible, critical thinkers, but they must start guiding students to their true vocations. More...

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31 mars 2016

Seeing the passive optical network

By Elizabeth Millard. Five reasons to actively consider the fiber-based passive optical network. More...

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31 mars 2016

Higher ed engineers the future

By Jennifer Wick. With unsafe lead levels in city water systems, injured military veterans in need of smart prosthetics, and a demand for sustainable sources of clean energy, our need for engineers has never been greater. More...

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31 mars 2016

Surviving higher ed's prior-prior year shift

By Jennifer Wick. As we speculated last year, the shift to the use of families’ Prior-Prior Year (PPY) financial data on the FAFSA has come to pass. More...

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31 mars 2016

No crystal ball on FY2016 results

By Sandra Beckwith. The problem: While stocks and bonds assure liquidity and access to investment capital, their return on investment is below the 7 to 7.5 percent that schools target. Alternative strategies that have potential for a higher return rate than stocks and bonds tie up capital for 10 to 12 years, making them less appealing for institutions that need more liquidity. More...

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31 mars 2016

Higher ed faces new world of benefits

By Carol Patton. Today’s college job candidates want choice and customization to match their lifestyle. More...

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31 mars 2016

Models of Excellence: Continuous support unleashes student success

By Melissa Ezarik. For one university, a single wagging tail is making a dent in several barriers to student success. Resident comfort dog Zoey gives some emotional relief to students living away from their family and pets. More...

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31 mars 2016

Energy drinks: Ban the cans on campus?

By Ray Bendici. Citing that beverages such as Red Bull, Monster and 5-Hour Energy have been linked to heart, liver and neurological issues, the school has stopped selling those products to students, although it still permits them to be consumed on campus. More...

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