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A Path Forward for Faculty in Higher Education
The American higher education system, despite its challenges, remains the envy of the world. But to meet the needs of future students and maintain its vaunted status, U.S. colleges and universities must address a few important dynamics. The TIAA Institute’s Stephanie Bell-Rose looks at the path forward.
December 19, 2016
Small Teaching Changes, Big Learning Benefits
December 14, 2016
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Shared Governance, Shared Responsibility: One CAO’s Lessons Learned
In many ways, these are times of upheaval in American higher education. Operating assumptions that institutions have relied upon to guide practice seem no longer to be reliably practical or even wise. Birmingham-Southern College (AL) Provost Michelle Behr shares tips culled from BSC’s experience with engaging faculty to help address the challenges facing their college.
October 7, 2016
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What Should Boards Know About Teaching?
The Association of Governing Boards’ Trusteeship Magazine recently asked Kevin P. Reilly, president emeritus and Regent Professor at the University of Wisconsin System, about his work with the new national teacher training and credentialing program spearheaded by ACUE and ACE, and why it’s so important that boards understand what good teaching is and how to promote it on their campuses.
September 30, 2016
New From ACUE: Learning Never Ends, the Science of Students’ Brains, More
September 12, 2016
How Cal State LA Promotes Civic Learning
July 6, 2016
Full-Time Faculty for Freshmen at Governors State University
March 23, 2016
The Future of the Academic Enterprise
March 16, 2016
Faculty Development and Student Success
March 15, 2016