The Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE) is set to host its annual conference in Ottawa, Ontario, from November 3 to 6 2024, with over 1,300 delegates from more than 50 countries expected to attend. As international education undergoes significant global shifts, CBIE2024 will delve into the theme of ‘Beyond the Horizon’ offering programming that…
More than 300 representatives of 90 school districts attended the annual Canadian Association of Public Schools – International conference in Niagara Falls, Ontario, this week for professional development and networking. School districts are busy, said Bonnie McKie, executive director of CAPS-I. “Coming to Canada for K-12 is as popular as ever. Some programs are already…
Feezy changes how providers agree commission and secure load pipelines with agents. The granular approach allows institutions to tweak commission terms on a per-place basis, considering variables such as course demand, time of year, tuition fee and percentage commission share and global exchange rates. The platform does not act as an agent or aggregator itself…
Sustainability efforts are not a new concept, but printers aren’t often thought of as part of those efforts. Instead, campaigns might focus on recycling, reducing waste or increasing remote work to cut down on staff commuting to campus. “People tend to believe that sustainability is only about the environment, and they forget that it is…
Many academics are aware of altering learning styles of those on the “Autism Spectrum.” When a student with Autism arrives in the classroom this changes how interactions occur between a neurodiverse (ND) student and a neurotypical (NT) instructor. How does this impact the classroom when the ND academic is the expert, and the NT is…
(Photo by David Ramos/Getty Images) Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Quote of the Day. Saturday was my first game. Once I whistled the game, that kind of set it in stone that I was the first U.S. female to whistle a game at the Olympics. Leading up it was exciting. We’ve been looking…
Another lethal injection gone awry. The story is as troubling as it is familiar. Wednesday’s execution of Thomas Eugene Creech added the latest chapter to lethal injection’s gruesome history. Once touted as America’s most humane execution method, lethal injection has turned out to be its least reliable one. Once touted as a model of efficiency…
Dr. Marcheta P. Evans has been appointed to serve as the 12th president of St. Catherine University. Evans currently serves as chancellor of Bloomfield College of Montclair State University in New Jersey but will take the helm July 15. Dr. Marcheta P. Evans“Dr. Evans’s astute understanding of higher education trends, particularly as they relate to…
9 Benefits of Nonprofit Giving Days 1. You can easily avoid common obstacles. Many Giving Days take place online, allowing you to host or participate in 24 hours of excitement through giving challenges, social media storytelling, regular impact updates, beneficiary spotlights, or whatever fits your current bandwidth. You can maximize limited resources by analyzing past…
One of the fun things about having a long-running column is that every so often a new decision sparks my memory about an issue I have addressed in the past. In the latest example, a decision out of the Western District of Texas — penned by Judge Garcia, for those expecting yet another Judge Albright-related…