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Will You Still Respect Me If I Am Not Overwhelmed?

The Scholarly Teacher

This bias is particularly salient in higher education. Including my time as a student, I have been in higher education for over 40 years. Higher education has a long history of expecting faculty members to do a lot, and then to do moreā€”to accept one more committee assignment, advisee, or course overload.

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Mental Health and Learning Among Students with Marginalized Sociodemographic Identities

Supporting Student Success

2011) Acknowledgement of and collective meaning making related to experiences with discrimination or oppression, and galvanized purpose toward collective action (French et al., I will highlight some of my own reflections on promising areas for institutional action based on my policy and practice work within higher education.

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Book Review of College Made Whole: Integrative Learning for a Divided World

Higher Ed Connects: Curriculum

High tuition and the resulting loan debt, along with low completion rates and concerns about how much students are actually learning in college, have led critics to call for the unbundling of higher education. Gallagher also proposes that higher education is a public good, a fact that he thinks Carey and Craig ignore. .

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Framework Leadership: An Innovative Approach to Higher Ed Growth: Changing Higher Ed Podcast 151 with Host Dr. Drumm McNaughton and Guest Dr. Kent Ingle

The Change Leader, Inc.

The group always focuses on creating new curves for curriculum development, co-curricular, and experiential education to remain healthy and strong, thus avoiding plateauing and declining. Before becoming SEUā€™s president in 2011, Dr. Ingle held leadership positions in higher education and the nonprofit sector.

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Case Study in a CBE Ecosystem: Core Curriculum

eLiterate

In a separate Inside Higher Ed piece, “ Who Decides on Transfer Credit? “, reporter David Moltz writes about the 2011 controversy at the CUNY system when the administration tried to establish rules about credits transferring from two-year to four-year CUNY schools. Who decides what is transfer-worthy?

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Trends in Curricular Change

Higher Ed Connects: Curriculum

The following examples from several campuses around the country demonstrate the possibility of navigating this tension, and reflect some of the trends occurring in higher education curricular change. . The University of Virginia . He has a Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of Virginia, an M.A.