…community should believe that they are members of a supportive working and learning environment” (emphasis added). The plan notes that (emphasis added) “Surveys of the N.C. State community indicate that…
…other instructors? Not so much. The Wake Tech Great Teaching Seminar will help to break down silos and promote networking and the exchange of ideas. Ultimately, better teaching will lead…
…Far more students study online now. In 2012, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, only about 26 percent of college students were enrolled in at least one online…
…likens AHF to the old Radio Free Europe program, arguing that our campuses need something similar—Radio Free America on campus. The Left, Wood explains, gained control over our colleges beginning…
…especially marginalized ones, will feel much more comfortable and will thrive not just survive. Supposedly, this “intellectual project” involving “faculty across the disciplines” would provide solutions by encouraging “students to…
…perception of “corruption” remains to be seen. If history is any guide, it’s likely that in 2036, some high-minded “reformer” will be taking a page from the Rawlings report’s recommendations,…
…who will take up Fried’s challenge isn’t entirely clear. Fried suggests that some existing colleges will be forced by financial conditions to make dramatic changes. Many look profitable now but…
…for academic study was ridiculed. Nathan Schneider, author of the Chronicle Review article, is very sympathetic to Hunnicutt and in the piece he reveals much about the genesis of “leisure…
…the big point that the authors hope political leaders and government regulators will take from their study: “Recognizing that trade-offs between desirable goals exist will force policy-makers to think critically…
…option for would-be students. As Cooper notes in his study, “field of study is generally the most important factor” when it comes to predicting the financial yield of an associate…