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John W. Pope Center for Higher Education Policy policy analyst Jay Schalin has critiqued another North Carolina flagship university–this time NC State University. In 2013, he coauthored a similar report on UNC-Chapel Hill with Jenna Ashley Robinson.
The John W. Pope Center for Higher Education Policy has recognized three North Carolina professors for excellence in teaching. The three winners were Peter Feaver (Duke University), David Holian (UNC-G), and Gidi Shemer (UNC-CH). A special recognition award was given to Kelly H. Markson, economics instructor at Wake Tech Community College.
“General Education at UNC-Chapel Hill.” The report evaluates Chapel Hill’s general education program—the school’s requirements for graduation outside the major subject—in the light of the traditional goals of general education.
Baylor President Kenneth Starr speaks in Cary, NC on October 3, 2013.
RALEIGH, April 3, 2013 – Susan Tannehill has joined the board of directors of the John W. Pope Center for Higher Education Policy. Tannehill is senior managing director of TIAA-CREF Trust Company located in Charlotte, N.C.
Former North Carolina Governor James G. Martin has joined the board of directors of the John W. Pope Center for Higher Education Policy.
Jonathon Anomaly, Ph.D., is one of three professors receiving teaching awards.
Chance for College Students to Name Outstanding Courses
RALEIGH, December 2, 2011: The John W. Pope Center for Higher Education Policy awarded the center’s Spirit of Inquiry Award to University of North Carolina at Pembroke Professor John Parnell, Ph.D. at a dinner December 1. The award honors college instructors for outstanding teaching.
September 19, 2011