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Tales from the Tabs: Apps, Leadership, Students, and Digital in 14 Links
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Where Analytics Go Wrong
Jeff Aird says until higher ed uses analytics in a self-aware and brutally honest way, it can’t fix the growing problems with student success and retention.
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Global Threat Assessment
Debora Diniz’s historical and ethnographic study Zika: From the Brazilian Backlands to Global Threat illuminates the emergence of the disease and how global health organizations have dealt -- and not dealt -- with it, writes Scott McLemee.
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What Do You Love?
As a newly tenured professor, you should consider the question as an indicator of the best direction for your energy, gifts and talents moving forward, advises Kerry Ann Rockquemore.
In the Loop: Staying Involved as a Late-Stage Grad Student
Because no grad student is an island.
Should Meetings Be Scheduled Before 8 or After 5?
Thoughts from a prior primary parent and new empty nester.
Design Thinking and Shared Governance
Innovation on a budget.
Are We Ourselves Enough?
Clearly, pursuing international stature comes at an economic cost—inevitably the transfer of national resources to international beneficiaries—and perhaps some compromise to national identity.
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