cmaadmin (EDU)Hi this is my profile and bio information.StudentsClemson Prof Teaching on Twitter During StormWith classes canceled for a second day because of winter weather, one Clemson University professor is taking her teaching to Twitter.February 13, 2014HomeColleges Step Up Efforts to Aid Growing Number of Disabled StudentsWith many students reluctant to share their learning disabilities upfront, some colleges and universities are focusing more attention on helping them before they run into severe problems in the classroom.February 13, 2014StudentsScholarships May Deter Students From AP, Dual Enrollment ClassesEducators worry that lottery-backed scholarships tied to grades are deterring South Carolina’s top students from taking advanced courses in their senior year of high school.February 13, 2014Faculty & StaffJohn Lewis Takes Readers on a ‘March’ through Civil RightsJohn Lewis’ best-selling graphic novel depicting the civil rights movement is the first in a trilogy, designed to tell the civil right story in an easy-to-read medium.February 13, 2014HomeMIT Apologizes for Mistaken Acceptance EmailsOfficials at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are apologizing after erroneously telling some applicants that they had been accepted.February 12, 2014Community CollegesMaryland Leads Nation in High-Scoring on AP examsThe College Board announced Tuesday that the Maryland class of 2013 led the nation in high scoring on Advanced Placement tests.February 12, 2014Leadership & PolicySouthern Board to Meet Again to Vote on Chancellor’s JobThe Southern University System Board of Supervisors will convene in a special meeting to reconsider the fate of ousted chancellor of Southern University-Baton Rouge, James Llorens.February 12, 2014StudentsHearings Begin to Consider if College Players are EmployeesA federal agency kicked off the first in a series of hearings on whether to approve a bid by Northwestern University football players to unionize.February 12, 2014HomeMIT’s Craig Wilder Explores Connection Between Ivy Schools and Slave TradeIn MIT professor Dr. Craig Steven Wilder’s new book, Ebony and Ivy, the long history of slavery at America’s most prestigious universities is once again explored.February 12, 2014StudentsHouse Passes Plan to Pay Community College TuitionA plan to pay community college tuition for recent Mississippi high school graduates who are not covered by other financial aid is advancing.February 11, 2014Previous PagePage 1261 of 3224Next Page
