To help international students make the transition to an American college, one academic adviser thinks beyond the classroom. “I tell them, I’m not just concerned about you as a student. I care about you as a person.” https://t.co/1LCzTFKpPI
Friday was Spring Campus Clean-Up Day at the College. Faculty, staff, students, and friends chipped in as our campus begins to green up and the seasons change. #YoteFam#CloseKnitFamily#CampusCleanUp
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The documentary “Wild Life” tells the story of Kristine Tompkins, the former chief executive of Patagonia who retired at 43 and moved to South America for love and conservation. https://t.co/zakB0u8Bpw
Make protecting our planet part of your curriculum!
These classroom resources from our friends at @EPA can help you make your school community greener & more earth-friendly: https://t.co/E8RWwgsG7E #EarthDay
Through trauma, neglect, & incarceration, education was always an important part of Jessica’s life. Second Chance Pell Grants helped her pursue higher education & gain back her dignity, value, humanity, worth, and so much more. https://t.co/7fjEcExf6G #SecondChanceMonth
Undocumented youth often face roadblocks when it comes to paying for college due to their ineligibility for federal financial aid. Though federal aid is not available, there are still options to help undocumented students pay for college. https://t.co/ROT6a3pLm9
From books & reading nooks to maker spaces & digital resources, school libraries help students learn, grow, & expand their horizons.
This week especially, we celebrate school libraries for what they should be: Worlds of unlimited educational possibility.
#NationalLibraryWeek
Lawmakers in six states want to ban DEI offices on college campuses. Meet four DEI administrators from around the country who say their work is vital. https://t.co/VlMYAvYqV6
.@MontanaFouts became the first DI pitcher since 2015 to earn three @NFCAorg Pitcher of the Week honors in the same season after tossing two-complete games, including one no-hitter against South Carolina, striking out 25 and only allowing three hits.
#NCAASoftball x @AlabamaSB
The Chronicle has been tracking legislation that would restrict colleges’ DEI efforts across the 50 states. Read more about what we’re tracking and how. https://t.co/uA1U5sDDPv
This MUST not be the case @POTUS. The Willow project is a climate disaster waiting to happen that would devastate wildlife, lands, AK communities, and our climate. We need to speed our transition to clean energy, not double-down on oil and gas. #StopWillow
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I've been seeing some posts from well-intentioned faculty about eliminating all deadlines in their classes. I study #ExecutiveFunction, #stress and #mentalhealth in college #students, and I'm here to tell you this will hurt the students you are trying to help. . . 1/buckle up
“If one of you can hack me successfully, you get an A in my class,” @uw_ischool professor Andrew Reifers tells students on the first day.
This quarter marked the first successful hacking attempt in his three years of teaching the course. 😆
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College leaders often feel pressure to make statements about current events, but do such pronouncements chill the climate for debate on campus?
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A new study found that racial diversity had a positive impact on college students’ grades at graduation and led white students to choose different majors. https://t.co/gVOn5PvyRB
It's almost #CelebrateFirstGen Day, and I wanted to take a moment to say I'm so proud of every single first-generation college student and graduate for taking that leap and pursuing higher education.
Sitting here thinking about what an amazing time I had at #NACADA's 2022 annual conference. I grew professionally, met amazing people, and ate wonderful food. 😜
#NAUCCHE