Colleges Embrace Streaming to Advertise Strengths
With about 50 percent of TV viewership coming from streaming, colleges are turning to platforms like Netflix in hopes of getting prospective students’ attention. https://t.co/BbyG4i2roM
Career Advice | Stop Calling AI Your ‘Collaborator’
Please. The quality of higher ed leadership depends on it. By Catherine McTamaney and Eve Rifkin: https://t.co/CGIqWj2Ljh
Learning Innovation | ‘Situated’ and Higher Ed Staff
Reading Angela Duckworth’s marvelous new book and thinking about Kevin McClure’s piece on the volatile higher ed workplace. By Joshua Kim: https://t.co/eSqSSMe0ti
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Opinion | There’s Still Time to Prepare for the Morning After Election Day
Consider this checklist for the days—and weeks—after. By Nancy L. Thomas: https://t.co/KMLGHLtlMg
Student Success | Finding Career Direction in the First Year
Podium Education’s Career Discovery program expands to 10 universities, with early surveys showing gains in career confidence and intent to persist. https://t.co/KlZ2gxKOiT
TODAY | Join Dr. Lyron Andrews, author fellow + L&D consultant at Pluralsight, for a webinar at 4pm ET, as he shares a 4-pillar integrated model for making curriculum more responsive to industry change while preserving academic rigor. Register: https://t.co/IH1pj9VgL2 #sponsored
Some Say America’s Government Is Broken. This Group Is Looking to Fix it.
A new nonprofit called Recoding America is looking to change how the Department of Education and federal government work, ensuring they benefit citizens. https://t.co/x4kgDdBK3x
Epstein Email That Precipitated Botstein’s Resignation ‘Highly Suspicious’
Several oddities in the 2014 email exchange between Leon Botstein and Jeffrey Epstein suggest it could have been altered or fabricated in some way, forensic investigators said. https://t.co/ZPJW6kh2eq
‘A Different World’ Reboot a ‘Masterful’ Reflection of HBCUs
The Netflix show depicts a fictional campus responding to many of the issues weighing on HBCUs today, including federal funding cuts, terrorist threats and immigration enforcement. https://t.co/r0Zh5bCo4M
Career Advice Reminder | 5 Steps for Going ‘Alt-Fac’
Are you a Ph.D. holder who wants to keep working in higher ed but not in a faculty role? Become familiar with the range of roles available and how to prepare for them. By Matthew Loar: https://t.co/xJJFHikGLU
Resident Scholar | Mondays With Beyoncé in My New USC Marshall M.B.A. Course
The global music mogul’s entrepreneurial success takes center stage in a USC business school course. By Shaun Harper: https://t.co/NsLvhU6ecO
Opinion | Why Division III Should Reject a 5-Year Eligibility Model
We need to protect what makes Division III unique. By Daniel J. Myers: https://t.co/qWTs9PI8I5
Student Success | Why Students Hesitate to Seek Campus Support
New research from TimelyCare examines why students hesitate to seek support and how colleges can make the first step toward getting help easier. https://t.co/xkTRNdfUhz
TCU Chancellor Resigns Abruptly
TCU Chancellor Daniel Pullin stepped down after less than 18 months in the role, with no explanation. He has already been replaced by his predecessor. https://t.co/N1MqKqfPGz
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