Year: 2016
Faculty Development and Student Success
Disrupting the Bachelor’s Degree
Internationalizing Student Learning “Because the Country Needs It”
Evolving Higher Education Business Models
Creating U.S. Higher Education Partnerships with Chinese Institutions
Harvey Mudd College President Maria Klawe on the Importance of Asking for Help
ACE, Banco Santander-Universia Launch Observatory for U.S.-Mexico Higher Education
Pre-Enrollment Support Helps Military-Connected Students Succeed
Mastering the Art of Teaching
As ACE and the Association of College and University Educators’ launch a national effort to advance effective higher education instruction, Deborah Seymour writes on the importance of quality teaching at the college level.
Racial Climate on Campus: A Survey of College Presidents
ACE’s Center for Policy Research and Strategy fielded its first national Pulse Point anonymous online survey of college and university presidents in January 2016 to better understand their experiences, perceptions and (re)actions on the timely issue of campus racial climate. Lorelle Espinosa, Hollie Chessman and Lindsay Wayt look at the results.
Harvey Mudd College Confronts Lack of Female Computer Science Majors
“Dork,” “Nerd” and “Geek” are stereotypes that surround the computer science major at most colleges and universities. An even more prevalent CS stereotype? Male. Although Harvey Mudd College President Maria Klawe herself embraces the title of “dork,” she is working to change the perception that all computer scientists are men.