cmaadmin (EDU)Hi this is my profile and bio information.SportsNext Step on Path to College Football Playoff: Presidents Chime InThe BCS commissioners will present their four-team playoff proposal to the presidential oversight committee Tuesday in Washington.June 25, 2012HomeA True TrailblazerIn the fourth in a series of stories exploring diversity in American journalism, Diverse profiles Belva Davis, who overcame numerous discriminatory obstacles on her way to becoming one of northern California’s most prominent broadcast journalists.June 25, 2012HomeMaking the Grade at San Diego StateAt San Diego State University, retention and graduation rates, including those of underrepresented minorities and first-generation college students, garner national attention.June 25, 2012HomeIndiana Politicians Reassess Higher Education Amid Rough EconomyGov. Mitch Daniels’ statement that not every student should aim for a traditional college degree may have seemed strange, coming just before he was elected as president of Purdue University.June 24, 2012HomeBringing Prize-winning Journalism to the ClassroomJohn Sullivan, a lecturer at Northwestern University Medill journalism, co-led the Philadelphia Inquirer examination of school violence in Philadelphia public schools.June 24, 2012African-AmericanSetting the Course for Future PhysiciansUniversity of Florida has become a leading producer of African-American graduates who go on to become medical doctors.June 24, 2012OpinionManhattan Institute Segregation Report Flawed, Some SayA recent report by the Manhattan Institute about the extent to which segregation may have declined in the last century has triggered a heated debate, with many scholars and social justice advocates rejecting its findings.June 21, 2012SportsCollegiate Sports Gender Equity Not Yet A Reality, Experts SayAlthough women have made tremendous strides in collegiate sports since the 1972 passage of Title IX, significant work remains before women achieve equality with men on campus, experts say.June 21, 2012HomeJournalism Industry Outpacing Educational CurriculaJournalism schools struggle to keep up with rapid changes in the way news is reported.June 21, 2012HomeSenate Panel Approves First Pell Increase Since 2010A Senate panel has approved the first increase in the maximum Pell Grant in three years while providing level funding for minority-serving institutions in a tough budget environment.June 20, 2012Previous PagePage 1535 of 3224Next Page
