cmaadmin (EDU)Hi this is my profile and bio information.STEMCommentary: Graduate Diversity Officers Play Key Role in Helping STEM Departments DiversifyThough there is much effort invested in and discussion about undergraduate recruitment and admissions, there is a lesser known group of individuals working to build a diverse student body of entering graduate students: Graduate Diversity Officers.July 4, 2012HomeAnalysis: The College President – Higher Education’s Toughest JobDespite today’s abundance of opportunities, the rapidly changing fiscal and technological landscape of higher education is likely to undermine the hopes of some scholars who aspire to be college presidents.July 4, 2012HomeAt 52, Woman Earns UCLA Undergraduate Degree with HonorsLos Angeles resident Teresa A. Pitts graduated in May with honors from the University of California at Los Angeles.July 2, 2012HomeAt 150, Land-grant Public Universities Struggle To Return to RootsThe anniversary of the Morrill Act, leading to more than 70 so-called “land-grant” universities, comes just as advocates are warning that cuts in support—and resulting tuition increases—threaten the ideal of broad access to U.S. public universities.July 2, 2012HomeCampuses under Pressure to Improve Safety, Social Climate for WomenCalls for higher accountability intensify amid numerous recent sexual assault incidents on college campuses.July 2, 2012OpinionScholar Says Minority Health Has Much to Gain with Affordable Care ActHealth care expert and think tank scholar Brian D. Smedley contends that the Affordable Care Act means that people of color can expect to benefit from measures that seek reduction in health disparities.July 1, 2012Community CollegesFAMU Seeks New Marching Band DirectorFlorida A & M University, hoping to rebuild its image in the aftermath of the hazing death of a university band drum major, is advertising for a new band director who would have significantly less power than the last person to hold the post.July 1, 2012HomeStudent Loan Deal Keeps Low Interest Rate IntactEnding a months-long stalemate that threatened to drive up costs for students, President Obama and Congress agreed to extend for one year the current low 3.4 percent interest rate on subsidized student loans for college.July 1, 2012African-AmericanAdvocate: For Socially Disadvantaged Students, Early College High School Can Help Ensure College CompletionEarly college high schools have become a viable option for those from low-income and socially disadvantaged backgrounds, the spokesman for a Cincinnati-based social enterprise organization writes.July 1, 2012HomeLegal Scholars Unsurprised by Chief Justice Roberts on Health Care RulingCNN reported Thursday that legal scholars expressed little surprise that John G. Roberts Jr., the conservative chief justice of the United States, proved to be the pivotal vote in upholding the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act.June 28, 2012Previous PagePage 1533 of 3224Next Page
