@MuhlenbergAlum Husband: "I'm glad they gave this editor a rare opportunity to steak. Well done, a prime example."
A few seconds later: "Wait, the podcast is called Chew?"
Excited to see my alma mater expanding to add a few new graduate programs! It's a big step, but with so many people pursuing degrees beyond undergrad it's also a very necessary step. #highered
"Adding graduate programs to the rich variety and solid foundation of what we already offer allows us to reach out to those...interested in deepening their knowledge and developing proficiencies."
New @MuhlenbergGrad programs will be offered this fall: https://t.co/nbzFoHyM6z
Celebrating #MULEmentum from across the pond in London! Muhlenberg showed me a career path that would eventually lead to the work I'm doing here, so it's extra special giving back today! 🎶 My heart still ever turns to thee 🎶 https://t.co/ZTQoshRdlb
Report features broad new data on the 36 million Americans who left college without a credential, including:
- 51% are women
- 74% attended one institution
- 56% dropped out in their 20s or younger
Read for more: https://t.co/F2ABedCKj0
I just...love data. That's all. Thanks @SarahDRosenthal for a great exploration of assessment and outcomes. Excited to learn how to do more than just attendance numbers and surveys! #EACE19
It's surreal and bittersweet to see this icon after using this system for the last 4 years, but I'm excited that this means we're finally moving to @joinHandshake! See y'all on the other side!
Really excited to see some bipartisan collaboration in the "Classrooms to Careers Act" expanding #FederalWorkStudy to include cooperative educational experiences! #highered#careerdev https://t.co/xwaIllsarn
Wasserman Career Ambassadors (WCAs) take an active role in their own career exploration, model professionalism, and encourage NYU students to actively engage in their individual career development. To learn more and apply, visit NYU CareerNet search for Job ID: 1130210
Women have been shown to be more sensitive to others' suffering, whereas, warriors celebrated for killing their opponents are almost always men. We need to see more women in leadership roles and more closely involved in education about compassion. #InternationalWomensDay