Are you ready to tackle the HigherEd HR challenges coming in 2024? As we approach 2024, the landscape of higher education human resources is poised to encounter a new set of challenges. Anticipating and preparing for these challenges is crucial for HR departments to navigate the evolving demands of the workforce. In this blog, we’ll…
We, the undersigned, strongly support California State Senate Bill 1348: Black-Serving Institution Program, which would create California’s first Minority Serving Institutional designation. Senator Steven Bradford, 35th California State Senate District, authored this legislation. This designation, called a Black-Serving Institution (BSI), would recognize institutions that have enrollment and a demonstrated commitment to serving Black students. Dr….
Homelessness is a challenging problem. Some cities have attempted to address it, in part, by prohibiting sleeping or camping in public places. The Supreme Court of the United States is currently considering whether, and under what circumstances, such ordinances are constitutional. I recently listened to the oral arguments in the case. Those who are currently…
What constitutes protected free speech and antisemitism on college campuses were key topics discussed Thursday during a webinar hosted by the American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA).Dr. Lawrence Summers The event, “Antisemitism, Academic Freedom, and Board Leadership,” brought multiple scholars and higher ed leaders together to offer their thoughts on the current state of…
Nothing has informed my teaching practice as much as serving as a writing tutor for high school and college students. It has been sobering to see, through their eyes, how unclear our assignments can sometimes be. Believe me, I’m guilty too. In fact, it’s the complaint I hear most often in my tutoring sessions: “I…
Higher education has long been a key driver of economic prosperity and social mobility in the United States. American universities have provided countless students with the opportunity to pursue their dreams, develop their talents, and improve their economic standing. However, for some of the very groups who need it most—especially Black students—these opportunities are becoming…
Dr. Carla PanzellaCarla Panzella has been appointed vice provost for student affairs at the University of Pittsburgh. She served as dean of students and associate vice provost. Panzella holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Saint Peter’s University, a master’s in organizational psychology and leadership from the Teachers College of Columbia University, and a Ph.D….
OPINION ANALYSIS By Amy Howe on Mar 19, 2024 at 12:39 pm The justices ruled in favor of Yonas Fikre in his case against the FBI on Tuesday. (Rena Schild via Shutterstock) The Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that a lawsuit filed by an Oregon man who was placed on the No Fly List can…
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To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Now that the Recast Energy Performance of Buildings Directive is formally adopted, we consider the consolidated text. The Directive is concerned with reducing greenhouse gas emissions from buildings and improving their energy performance, to achieve a zero-emission building stock by…