cmaadmin (EDU)Hi this is my profile and bio information.Leadership & PolicyMount Holyoke College Names New PresidentSOUTH HADLEY, Mass. — After nearly two years as interim president of Mount Holyoke College, Sonya Stephens can remove the word “interim” from her title. Trustees at the women’s college in South Hadley on Monday named Stephens the school’s 19th permanent president. The school undertook a national search for a new leader, but trustees Chairwoman […]April 24, 2018OpinionService Learning Could Strengthen Long-Term Student OutcomesA case study of the early professional success of a former student suggests that service learning holds potential for strengthening long-term outcomes in the journalism discipline.April 24, 2018Home2018 Most Promising Places to Work in Community CollegesEach year, Diverse: Issues In Higher Education spotlights the Most Promising Places to Work in Community Colleges. Diverse is excited to announce this year’s 2018 Most Promising Place to Work in Community Colleges. Each institution is featured in our May 17, 2018 edition. Congratulations to the 18 in 2018! 18 Most Promising Places to Work […]April 24, 2018Latest NewsFour Finalists Named for St. Cloud State University PresidencyTwo African-Americans are among the four finalists under consideration to become the next president of St. Cloud State University in Minnesota.April 23, 2018African-AmericanThree HBCUs Partner in DC Entrepreneur Scholarship ProgramMorgan State University, Bowie State University and University of the District of Columbia have announced a $1-million program to develop the entrepreneurial aspirations of students from the District of Columbia enrolled in their universities.April 23, 2018SportsFootball and Academics: Tough Balancing Act at Some SchoolsNEW YORK — Football is complicated. Life is more so. The charge for universities is to prepare students for whatever comes after they graduate. At least that is the mission statement. At places such as Northwestern and Stanford, it certainly rings true. When those students are football players, the challenges are exacerbated. Balancing classroom obligations […]April 23, 2018StudentsPolice Remove Students from Occupied Paris University SitePARIS — French police removed students from a Paris university building Friday that had been occupied for a month to protest admission changes that also are causing turmoil at other campuses. Paris police said the clearing of the Tolbiac Center, a 22-story tower in southern Paris affiliated with Paris 1 University, went “without incident.” Interior […]April 23, 2018News RoundupNorovirus Confirmed After 100 College Students Fall IllDANBURY, Conn. — Health officials have confirmed that norovirus sickened about 100 students at Western Connecticut State University and prompted the school to close for the day for disinfecting. State Department of Public Health officials said Monday that testing confirmed norovirus, which is a highly contagious bug that causes diarrhea, nausea, muscle pain, vomiting and […]April 23, 2018News RoundupLawrence University Fundraising for Full ScholarshipsAPPLETON, Wis. – Lawrence University is close to reaching a level of endowment that would allow it to cover tuition and fees for students who can’t afford the school’s tuition. Tuition for the 2018-19 academic year at the Appleton university will cost almost $58,000, Wisconsin Public Radio reported. The university started a fundraising campaign in […]April 22, 2018News RoundupTask Force Formed After Racist Incidents Releases FindingsDURHAM, N.H. — A year after a video showing White students wearing ponchos and sombreros at Cinco de Mayo celebrations angered students of color and set off a series of racist incidents, a University of New Hampshire task force announced some recommendations and steps they’ve taken to address concerns about racism, including hoping the Mexican […]April 22, 2018Previous PagePage 360 of 3225Next Page
