@DrCLLuedke @mrshainstock I think virtual options should be offered for sure. Life has lots of curveballs and online work allows for far more flexibility and for some, productivity
This is something I’ve thought about quite a bit. While we recognize many struggle with this online format, we don’t talk about how some students are learning better now than they did before.
Maybe this means the world of online programs and courses will continue to rise🤔
All 11 of the grads within UWW Housing received nothing less than an A- last semester.
Just wanted to tweet how proud I am of the Grad community within Housing, and the excellence that we share despite many MANY setbacks.
Our new small college/university experts-in-residence group will help #ACUHOI better understand & serve the needs of our members working in these environments. We look forward to the insights & leadership of this group!
https://t.co/YAhMTwpzdW
As spring semester approaches, I wonder what changes it will bring. Covid hasn’t changed much, but the civil unrest affects us all and some more than others. Let us be a light for our students and remind them that we are here for one another💡
It’s hard to focus on school/work because it may feel insignificant compared to world events and taking care of yourself.
⚠️Hot take⚠️ Higher Education needs work in regard to our event/crisis response/education. We should be talking about these events in class right now..
Betsy DeVos has never done her job to help America’s students. It doesn’t surprise me one bit that she’d rather quit than do her job to help invoke the 25th Amendment.
Good riddance, Betsy. You were the worst Secretary of Education ever. https://t.co/im1IgGQVSp