“Wait. We’re still figuring out (and struggling with) simply how to work with Gen Z. Now you want us to invite them on our boards?” Short answer: Yes! (Well, sort of.) First, please stick with me for a short personal anecdote. I’m an elder (40-year-old) millennial. My close circle includes two younger cousins, both members…
This article first appeared in The Teaching Professor on December 5, 2017 © Magna Publications. All rights reserved. Ubiquitous learning—the idea that everywhere you go, you’re learning all the time—lets us take advantage of the concept that in every interaction, there may be opportunities for students to engage with our subject matter if we can just…
* The 3-3-3 Court is stupid and always has been. [Balls and Strikes] * Fifth Circuit uncharacteristically puts a stop to book banning craze. Kyle Duncan throws temper tantrum in dissent. [Bloomberg Law News] * Google prevails in class action over AI training data. Because have you used Google’s AI yet? There was no training….
As technology continues to revolutionize higher education, institutions are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to optimize staffing processes, enhance efficiency, and support staff members in delivering exceptional experiences to students and stakeholders alike. AI is reshaping staffing dynamics on campuses across the globe, from recruitment and onboarding to ongoing professional development and support. How Can…
Born in Grinnell, Iowa, Edith Renfrow Smith graduated from Grinnell College in 1937 and was the only Black student on campus during the 4.5 years that she attended the small, private liberal arts college. At 110 years old, she is the college’s first Black alumna and the oldest living graduate of the institution. This week,…
EMERGENCY DOCKET By Amy Howe on Jul 22, 2024 at 7:29 pm The Biden administration on Monday asked the Supreme Court to temporarily put on hold a portion of two orders issued by federal trial courts in Louisiana and Kentucky that prohibit the Department of Education from enforcing any part of an April 2024 rule…
Introduction Currently, there are over 200 million students enrolled in higher education worldwide; by 2030, that number is predicted to soar by an additional 40 percent. How do we guarantee that these institutions maintain the highest caliber during such a surge? At this moment, accreditation enters the picture and serves as an essential stage in…
If you’re looking for the best dental hospital in Pune where you can undergo treatment, you’ve come to the right place. In this blog, we have compiled a list of the best dental hospitals in Pune, which will help you find the ideal dental facility for your needs. Whether you require routine dental check-ups, specialised…
If you ever took a psychology class, you may remember Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. It looks like this: The “low” physical needs are at the bottom. The “high” emotional and spiritual needs above. I’m not going to argue with Dr. Maslow. But I do have a problem with the way his pyramid is often…
By Kent A. Halkett I was young, single, healthy, confident and “bulletproof” when I entered law school immediately after college in 1978. I did not have any personal experience with anyone suffering mental health challenges. Mental health education and services were the furthest things from my mind. My blissful ignorance of the life and death…