Deanna Rexe

PSE policy: following education politics, ed leadership, community colleges. Personal account. RTs & links ≠ endorse. Update: Account not actively monitored.

[Deanna Rexe @drexe]

At last our book is published!

Appreciation to @JensJungblut @PrMartinMaltais and Erik Ness (@UGA_IHE), all contributors, and scholarly connections fostered through @csshescees @ASHEoffice @ECPRKnowledge and CHER. Thanks to @accmb and @CSELP_SFU for supporting my involvement.

[ECPR Knowledge @ECPRKnowledge]

✨NEW BOOK ✨ Comparative Higher Education Politics: Policymaking in North America and Western Europe, edited by @JensJungblut Martin Maltais, Erik C. Ness & @drexe https://t.co/zhtHdOeVDc #HigherEducation

[Deanna Rexe @drexe]

@AlexUsherHESA @DrSarahEaton is leading excellent work in this area

[ECPR Knowledge @ECPRKnowledge]

COMING SOON: Comparative Higher Education Politics: Policymaking in North America and Western Europe, new book edited by @JensJungblut Martin Maltais, Erik Ness and @drexe https://t.co/WUDLOzxt3q #HigherEducation

[Ag Assiniboine @AgAssiniboine]

Assiniboine Community College announced today the naming of the Russ Edwards School of Agriculture & Environment.

Read the full release: https://t.co/35CB5IRtsq

#AgBelongsHere

[Deanna Rexe @drexe]

Thanks to our teachers, and teachers everywhere, making a difference #WorldTeachersDay

[Sean Carleton @SeanCarleton]

If you want a guide to help identify and confront residential school denialism, here's a primer Daniel Heath Justice and I wrote this summer - to be used in moments like these: https://t.co/jpfQCef4KI

[Shaun Cameron - Councillor, City of Brandon 🇨🇦 @shaun_cameron]

"All meaningful change for every human being comes from within." It's an honour to know Saa Hill Thut and more importantly to listen to his wisdom. Brandon is blessed with many elders like him who teach us all how to move forward in a good way. 🧡
https://t.co/SGvZlv8I80 #bdnmb

[Deanna Rexe @drexe]

@markfrison @BdnChamber @accmb @adriaansen Way to go!!

[Deanna Rexe @drexe]

@sfueducation @Pidgy604 Congratulations and \o/ to you Dr. Pidgeon!

[Deanna Rexe @drexe]

Thanks to our teachers, and teachers everywhere, making a difference #WorldTeachersDay

[AFN @AFN_Updates]

Teachers: Are you planning ahead for #OrangeShirtDay on September 30th?

Find teaching materials on #ResidentialSchools through the #AFNToolkit: https://t.co/F6JfPaL5zU

#ItsOurTime

[Deanna Rexe @drexe]

@EmmaSabzalieva @creso_sa @SchatzEd @SarahAmsler Congratulations!!

[Deanna Rexe @drexe]

A big thank you to all nurses, and those of you choosing to study nursing. Proud of our School of Nursing, and all your contribution to Manitoba’s well being @accmb #InternationalNursesDay

[Assiniboine College @assiniboine_mb]

With face-to-face classes suspended after tomorrow, faculty are rising to the challenge and doing what they do better than anyone: continuing to teach. Lloyd Carey, a trades & ag instructor, has flipped his home shop into a video lab where he’ll be teaching students digitally.

[Colleges and Institutes Canada @CollegeCan]

Precautions taken to prevent the spread of #COVID19 have meant the temporary end of physical classes at many colleges and institutes in Canada.

Here’s how @accmb is coping:
https://t.co/2tHq0igD9W

[Deanna Rexe @drexe]

@michelle_nilson @khar1958 Clearly not paying attention enough to Twitter! Happy to share, if you are still interested!

[Jens Jungblut @JensJungblut]

Thanks to Erik Ness and the @UGA_IHE for two great days at @universityofga in Athens with meetings for our politics of HE policy book project & two lovely seminar presentations with @drexe & @MartinMaltais
#highereducation #academicpublishing #academictravels

[CSSHE | SCÉES @csshescees]

Calling all scholars, students, practitioners, policymakers and those interested in higher education in Canada! The call for Panel Proposals for CSSHE at Congress 2020 is closing soon! Visit https://t.co/k46wXu4Qvy for details and to submit your Panel Proposal by October 20

[CCRC @CommunityCCRC]

Graduates of bachelor's degree programs at Canadian community colleges initially earn 12 percent more than university-educated counterparts, but their advantage quickly starts to shrink. https://t.co/7qPxHN5Jrl