cmaadmin (EDU)Hi this is my profile and bio information.StudentsJudge Says University of South Carolina Fraternity Members Must MoveCOLUMBIA, S.C. — A judge in Columbia says about 30 University of South Carolina students in the Kappa Sigma fraternity house must find somewhere else to live before the new semester begins Jan. 12. Circuit Judge Casey Manning refused to allow the fraternity members to live in the house since the chapter lost its charter, […]December 25, 2014StudentsJackson State’s 2-Year Executive Ph.D. Program Marks 10 Years of SuccessThe 167 graduates of the Executive Ph.D. program in urban higher education were honored this month at the 10th anniversary celebration of the program.December 25, 2014Faculty & StaffUniversity of Illinois Faculty: Reconsider Professor’s JobA committee of University of Illinois faculty members is recommending that the school reconsider its decision to rescind a job once offered to a Native American studies professor.December 23, 2014StudentsDaughter’s Suit Over Tuition Goes to Higher CourtA higher court will be handling the case of whether a divorced New Jersey couple must pay their daughter’s college tuition even though they both disagree with where she’s going to school.December 23, 2014HomeAssociate Degrees on Rise at 4-Year InstitutionsMany four-year institutions have joined community colleges in offering two-year degrees.December 23, 2014Faculty & StaffLSU Law Center Offers Buyouts to Cut BudgetLSU’s Law Center is offering an incentive to seven professors if they retire next summer as it looks to cut costs amid a dwindling interest in law schools nationally.December 23, 2014Community CollegesDo Community College Credentials Pay Off?The returns to education have been a popular topic of study among economics researchers.December 23, 2014HomeDepartment of Education Criticized for Not Using Accreditor Sanction DataAs the U.S. Department of Education forges ahead to establish a college ratings system, a new government report blasts the department for failure to make use of accreditor sanction data at its disposal.December 23, 2014Faculty & StaffEx-University of Southern California Professor Fined for Grant Application LieA former University of Southern California math professor has been ordered to pay $300,000 in fines and restitution for lying about his employment on a grant application he made to the U.S. Department of Energy.December 22, 2014Leadership & PolicyBowdoin to Cover Education Costs for Slain N.Y. Police Officer’s SonMaine’s Bowdoin College is going to cover the education costs of a student whose father was one of two New York City police officers gunned down over the weekend.December 22, 2014Previous PagePage 1068 of 3224Next Page
