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15 décembre 2014

New grant to help low-income liberal arts students land paid internships

University Business LogoBy Stefanie Botelho. The University of Wisconsin-Madison's College of Letters & Science has received a $150,000 Career Ready Internship Grant from the Great Lakes Higher Education Guaranty Corporation to help students with financial need reap the educational and career-boosting benefits of internships. More...

15 décembre 2014

Lone Star College opens door to international students

University Business LogoBy Stefanie Botelho. Lone Star College opened its doors to more than 2,400 international students from 100 different countries for fall 2014 semester – ranking it fourth in the nation for the number of international students attending a community college.
Students from Albania to Zambia and all points in between have chosen to attend LSC for their higher education. More...

14 décembre 2014

What walks out the door when younger employees leave?

University Business LogoBy Andrew M. Peña. Every day when an employee resigns from their job, either voluntarily (or involuntarily) they’re “walking out the door” with a very valuable asset. No these instances don’t require security or are considered criminal in nature. What they leave with is their institutional knowledge or memory from their last organization. This is what happens to an organization loses its best, brightest, most experienced and knowledgeable employees. More...

14 décembre 2014

Developing A Holistic Approach to Student Loan Debt Management

University Business LogoBy UB Custom Publishing Group. Student loan debt and default rates are serious issues of national concern. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, outstanding student loan debt totaled $1.118 trillion during the second quarter of 2014. The most recent official three-year cohort default rate (CDR) from the U.S. Department of Education shows that nearly 14 percent of all federal student loan borrowers default within the first three years of entering repayment. More...

14 décembre 2014

Putting web analytics data to use in higher education

University Business LogoBy Karine Joly. I’ve spent much of the past four years helping raise awareness of the importance of web analytics for digital marketing and communications. More...

14 décembre 2014

Who Am I Now?

http://www.insidehighered.com/sites/default/server_files/styles/large/public/CRW.jpgBy Lee Skallerup Bessette. I’ll admit that blogging hasn’t come as easily to me lately (wait, I already have here and here and here and here). And part of it is, in fact, the difficulty of blogging when I’m (professionally) happy. The tension never really goes away, however. I still have lots of friends who are mistreated adjuncts, alongside other friends who mistreated faculty and staff. These issues haven’t subsided , but it now seems disingenuous to blog about them, other than to point to others who are writing more eloquently that I am. Read more...
14 décembre 2014

Students as Producers, Students as Partners

By Steven Mintz. What is the proper relationship between faculty members and their students? Several models prevail. There is the teacher as content transmitter, embodied most obviously in the teacher as lecturer who delivers content or ideas. There is the teacher as interrogator, the Socratic questioner personified most vividly by John Houseman in The Paper Chase. By posing questions, the instructor seeks to elicit information, stimulate critical thinking, and subject ideas to rigorous scrutiny and analysis. Then there is the teacher as discussion leader. For many humanists, this is teaching’s Platonic ideal, epitomized by Robin Williams in Dead Poets Society: The seminar leader, who directs a conversation, poses questions, and draws students out. More...

14 décembre 2014

Rethinking Retention

By Steven Mintz. A college degree has never been more valuable. On average, a graduate from a four-year college earns 84 percent more annually than a high school graduate. As a college degree’s wage premium has risen, so, too, has enrollment in post-secondary institutions. But college graduation rates have budged only marginally. More...

14 décembre 2014

Should Your Slides Work Without You?

http://www.insidehighered.com/sites/default/server_files/styles/large/public/student_affairs_and_technology_blog_header.jpgBy Eric Stoller. A question that is often asked is whether or not your presentation slides should be useful without you as their presenter. It's one of those areas within the realm of presentations, facilitations, and keynotes that requires nuance and a bit of grey area logic. More...

14 décembre 2014

12 Captivating University Twitter Bios

http://www.insidehighered.com/sites/default/server_files/styles/large/public/student_affairs_and_technology_blog_header.jpgBy Eric Stoller. There are a lot of different ways to craft a bio in Twitter. A lot of schools like to use something like "the official Twitter account of ______ University" or "Tweets from the University of ______" This is a fairly standard practice. Institutions use their Twitter accounts for engagement, recruitment, news, alerts, and myriad 140 character posts. Some bios simply read as being fairly repetitive with the account "@something" in the actual bio. More...

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