cmaadmin (EDU)Hi this is my profile and bio information.HomeLearning Law Basics from Classic FilmsNew book presents 26 lessons, each based on a classic film, focusing on specific skills, including advocacy (“Anatomy of a Murder”), empathy (“Gentlemen’s Agreement”) and compassion (“To Kill a Mockingbird”).April 23, 2012African-AmericanMichigan Museum Showcases Racist ArtifactsThe Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia at Ferris State University “is all about teaching, not a shrine to racism,” said David Pilgrim, the museum’s founder and curator who started building the collection as a teenager.April 22, 2012HomeU.S. Education Secretary Duncan Makes High-Profile Push for Low-Interest RatesThe 2012 fight over student loan interest rates escalated Friday as Education Secretary Arne Duncan used a White House event to go on the offensive against a rate hike.April 22, 2012Community CollegesAACC Report Calls for Fundamental Shifts in Community Colleges’ FocusA major report is released as 2,400 community college chancellors, presidents, deans and faculty members meet in Orlando for the 92nd annual American Association of Community Colleges convention.April 22, 2012HomeForum: Graduate Schools Urged to Collaborate with Private Sector to Ensure Career OpportunitiesA new report titled “Pathways Through Graduate School and Into Careers” urges graduate schools to collaborate with private industry to ensure job opportunities for students.April 19, 2012African-AmericanFlorida State University Celebrates 50 Years of IntegrationOver three days, the Tallahassee-based flagship school will commemorate the racial integration of the university.April 19, 2012HomeRetiring Executive Director of NASPA Helps Students ‘Be All They Can Be’Gwen Dungy retired last month after 16 years as executive director of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators, or NASPA.April 19, 2012HomeFreeman Hrabowski Recognized as a Most Influential Leader by Time MagazineThe University of Maryland Baltimore County president, known for educating minority students in the sciences, has been named by Time magazine as one of the world’s most influential leaders.April 18, 2012HomeCondoleezza Rice Raises Scholarship Funds in Mississippi; Raises Hopes in Nearby AlabamaRuling out a return to her native Alabama as a college president, Condoleezza Rice told audiences at Mississippi College that she’s content to remain a Stanford business school professor.April 18, 2012STEMPanel Discussion: Enlightened Leadership, Favorable Culture Key Campus Factors for Minority Undergraduate STEM SuccessPanelists heavily criticized higher education institutions that uphold teaching practices meant to “weed out” undergraduate students from the STEM fields.April 18, 2012Previous PagePage 1550 of 3224Next Page
