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Community Colleges

From Combat to Classrooms: Are Professors Prepared to Teach War Veterans?

Apathy towards coursework. Declining grades. Angry outbursts in class. One in five veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan war suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. But as many return home and stream onto college campuses, they enter a system ill-prepared to deal with them.

Survey: CEOs Fear International

Chief executive officers of the country’s 100 fastest-growing science and technology companies fear international companies…

HBCU First In North Carolina System To Join iTunes U Program

Education majors at North Carolina Central University will be using Apple iPod technology and iTunes software to download classroom materials via the Internet as early as fall 2006.

United Kingdom Undergoes Largest University Admissions Reform in 50 Years

England’s education officials have recommended changes in the country’s college admissions system that are designed to boost the numbers of disadvantaged students at prestigious colleges.

Higher Ed. Reform Commission Closing In On Final Recommendations

More federal financial aid for needy students should accompany any comprehensive plan to improve the nation’s post-secondary system, many members of the federal Commission on the Future of Higher Education said late last week.

Companies Fail To See Value of Minority, Women Scientists

Chief executive officers of the country’s 100 fastest-growing science and technology companies fear international companies will gain a competitive advantage if they have access to the U.S.’s best scientists and technical workers, according to a survey released this week.

Leadership & Policy

NCCU Chancellor Says Duke Rape Case Highlights Need for More Student Financial Aid

The fact that the alleged Duke rape victim worked part-time as an exotic dancer is an indication that the federal financial aid system is lacking, North Carolina Central University Chancellor James Ammons told National Public Radio’s (NPR) News and Notes with Ed Gordon.

Where the Workers Are: Classrooms and Jail Cells

Higher education leads the pack of full-time civilian, federal, state and local government workers, followed by the prison system.

Leadership & Policy

University President’s Accomplishments Overshadowed by Scandal

As president of Texas Southern University, Dr. Priscilla Slade was building a legacy —nearly doubling enrollment, constructing new academic buildings and overhauling the financial aid system…

Faculty & Staff

Louisiana Insider Chosen to Lead Southern

Taking the helm of the historically Black Southern University system in the wake of Hurricane Katrina is turning out to be a wild ride…

Nebraska Lawmakers Split Omaha School District Along Racial Lines

In a move decried by some as state-sponsored segregation, the Legislature voted Thursday to divide the Omaha school system into three districts one mostly Black, one predominantly White and one largely Hispanic…

Survey: American Girls Aren’t Interested in STEM Careers

The Chicago-based Society of Women Engineers has released a survey that indicates 75 percent of American girls have no interest in pursuing a career in science, math or technology…

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