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More Degrees/Dollar -- Damn the Quality?
A new report asserts that higher ed can double production of degrees with no more public money. Really? At what cost? asks Garrison Walters.
Prepping for the Campus Visit
Alain-Philippe Durand describes how to improve your odds of going from finalist to the one who receives the offer.
Teaching or Service?
I am a full-time instructor. At my institution, this means that I have a heavier teaching load, but it also...
Thoughts from members about #NASPACPA
I've written extensively about #NASPACPA. Voting concludes this week. While we won't know right away whether or not consolidation has...
Academic employment - a question
Why do you work for a university or college? Why do I? These questions (admittedly, in reverse order) popped into...
Community Colleges as Debtbusters
Oh sure -- the New York Times puts up a paywall, and then finally runs an intelligent article about community...
Kaltura, Intel Capital, and Ed Tech Investments
2011 will be remembered as the year that the ed tech sector got hot. Venture capital firms will be making...
Visualizing the globalization of higher education and research
GlobalHigherEd is still alive, I assure you! Unfortunately, our respective responsibilities, and some surprises, have been all consuming of late...