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Inspiring Minds Want to Know
Informational interviews and early-career professionals in higher ed.
How to Bring More Low-Income Americans to a Bright Future
Free community college was a good idea, but to truly help low-income students, we need to think bigger.
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No Time for a Writing Group?
Ann N. Amicucci and Sarah E. DeCapua suggest you try accountability emails instead, outlining what they’ve learned about how to make them most valuable.
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The Importance of Faculty Engagement
The faculty can be a major success factor in how a college deals with financial stress and should play an integral role in any decision-making process, Mark Podgainy and Kristine Southard write.
The Absence of Asterisks
Why some messages get through and others don’t.
Doing Community
The joy and trepidation of attending in-person convenings and conferences.
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It’s Time to Improve the Admissions Process
Students and families can save time and money, writes Neeta Vallab.
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Academe’s Neglected Responsibility
Our higher education institutions, which ostensibly are committed to the search for truth, are sitting on the sidelines as we watch democracy lose to fascists, argues William G. Tierney.
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