cmaadmin (EDU)Hi this is my profile and bio information.SportsComing Out: The Story of One Openly Gay AthleteFor all of the progress gays and lesbians have made in America, from the legalization of gay marriage in five states and the District of Columbia to the repeal of the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy in December, the sports world both here and abroad remains firmly closeted.April 11, 2011StudentsArkansas Near Bottom in U.S. College Degrees EarnedA report by the Arkansas Department of Higher Education indicates fewer than 38 percent of those who entered the state’s public universities in 2004 had earned a degree within six years.April 11, 2011Community CollegesCommunity Colleges Offer Online Courses to Address Specific Needs of Remedial StudentsA self-paced model of instruction can be especially beneficial to students looking to accelerate through their developmental programs.April 11, 2011HomeBook Examines Impact of Women’s StudiesNew book by feminist scholars shows how women’s and gender studies majors are trained to address injustice.April 11, 2011African-AmericanNAACP, Newt Gingrich Urge Prison ReformThe National Association for the Advancement of Colored People released a report on Thursday that said between 1987 and 2007, state prison spending grew at six times the rate of higher education spending.April 10, 2011Faculty & StaffFacing Racism Accusations, Delaware Law School Professor Sues Dean for DefamationA Widener University law professor facing accusations of racism and sexism filed a defamation lawsuit against the school’s dean Friday, claiming he has been deemed a threat to the school.April 10, 2011Native AmericansOnline Course Helping American Indian Leaders Improve Tribal GovernanceA new online course is giving tribal nations the information they need to take control of their own governments.April 10, 2011HBCUsSouth Carolina Moves to Define Performance-based Funding Formula for Higher EducationS.C. Governor Nikki Haley has said the state needs to get away from funding colleges and universities based on subjective influences like loyalty from lawmakers or the popularity of their football programs.April 10, 2011StudentsNorthwestern University Says It Was Misled By Renowned Journalism ProfessorNorthwestern University has taken public its dispute with a journalism professor whose students are credited with helping free wrongfully convicted prison inmates, accusing him of misleading officials about his handling of a wrongful conviction investigation.April 7, 2011Community CollegesMiddle Colleges Grow in Number and Target Lower-Income, Minority StudentsThis fall, Maryland will become the latest in a growing number of states to open a “middle college,” or a high school housed on a college campus.April 7, 2011Previous PagePage 1703 of 3224Next Page
