Great to see my work w/ @kgsouthern@TICAS_org - presented at @SHEEOed#SHEEO2024 - published: "This is a Silver Standard:” Case Study of NJ's Legislation to Ensure Career Preparation Programs Pay Off https://t.co/PMQEWqeTju. Thx to @NJHigherEd & @NJLaborDept for their insights.
In my Letter to the Editor in today's @nytopinion, I urge presidents of public #highered institutions to speak out against legislative
efforts to interfere with campus teaching and learning (scroll to bottom): https://t.co/Diz7NMH6oQ https://t.co/hiJl2UDvvy
Proud to have volunteered on Election Day and do my small part to support voting rights and #democracy. Many thanks to @TAPPrinceton: https://t.co/1uPreZ92XZ
"We don’t have the luxury of silence" on immigration reform: @BillGalston today at #DividedWeFall at @BrookingsInst. My recommendations for reform, esp to protect & attract #IntEd students: https://t.co/Ni8sjKDdIt Thx to @NACUAtweets & info from @PresImmAlliance, @IIEglobal
Deep dive by @iamjohnoliver@LastWeekTonight into #BigTech monopolies & the harm of anticompetitiveness: https://t.co/usn5drsqBF. The American Innovation & Choice Online Act would help end self-preferencing that hurts consumers. @SenBooker@SenatorMenendez
"Investing in children is the only way to develop young people who are prepared to reap the full benefits of a college education." Can't wait for Sandy Baum @urbaninstitute and @ctrloption's new book from @PrincetonUPress https://t.co/xkRXMQGElA
Thanks to @ElizRedden and @insidehighered for sharing my tribute to Michael A. Olivas, aka @rockandrollprof. I'm indebted to @UHLAW and its Institute for Higher Education Law & Governance for bringing me into Michael's orbit in 2003, where I'd been lucky to keep circling.
Michael W. Klein writes a tribute to his mentor, @rockandrollprof Michael A. Olivas.
To add my own tribute, Michael was exceedingly generous in sharing his time and expertise with journalists. He was always sharp, funny and kind. I will miss our calls. https://t.co/wTkSuw27wU
My letter to @WSJ on #highered funding: Giving Colleges an Incentive to Do Better for Students https://t.co/AxbV0Vxq0B via @WSJOpinion Thanks @EdTrust for research and Letters Editor @ElliotKaufman6
Required reading for #highered finance & policy courses by @rebeccaballhaus & @anfuller “A runaway train.” Five reasons lawmakers won’t fix the federal Plus loan programs. https://t.co/7wcZUX3BrT via @WSJ
New book on higher ed collective bargaining just published by @routledge includes contributions from many scholars and practitioners associated w/@HigherEd_CB including chapter by Exec. Dir. Bill Herbert titled A New Morning in Higher Education Collective Bargaining, 2013-2019.
Great analysis by @Tawnell & @anfuller of new fed'l data on Parent Plus loans, and so-true comment by @lauraperna1 @PennAHEAD:“There’s so much more that institutions can and should be doing to ensure that all students can afford to pay the cost.” https://t.co/fz9IDwcobT via @WSJ
@brholland Hey, Dr. Holland. Great question. I found this master's thesis from MIT that seems to have addressed the issue: https://t.co/cRuMe6LYR0 Hope this is helpful. Happy Thanksgiving!
Congrats @The_CCIC, @CSCUnews & @nebhe on new Transfer Guarantee Agreement b/w CT community colleges and CT independent institutions https://t.co/GvU0JYMY3Z It's cooperative and collaborative initiatives like this that will keep a bachelor's degree within reach for more students
@AskScribd Hi, Scribd. I'd like to end my membership. I am having difficulty figuring out how to do it online. Is there a phone number where I can reach someone? My account, I believe, is under email address [email protected] Thank you for your help.
College students at risk of an undercount in 2020 census. @Simons_NY details how COVID-19 and a shortened census timeline threaten to diminish federal aid to states and localities by disrupting an accurate count of college students. https://t.co/RfdV8iWGq8