This week I read about Paulo Freire’s work on Oppressive Pedagogy (Ferire, 2000). This was the first time that I have been introduced to...

Assessment is a core competence for the profession of higher education and student affairs (Berencea, 2015). The ability to understand...

I truly enjoyed reading about problem based learning and the model for development and assessment of effective team work (Murzi et al.,...

This week’s readings have centered around the connection between identity and education. Leaning requires students and educators to...

Imagine a only figure standing below a grand stage. The lights are low and the person appears unaware of our presence, In a small still...

This final blog of the Sweet Briar College Financial Crisis series will discuss marketing and communication strategies taken by the new...

Picking up from the last blog, the year is 2015 and Sweet Briar Women’s College has decided to close its doors in the wake of the...

The following will be a three part blog series analyzing financial crisis management in Higher Education. Sweet Briar College will serve...

I consider Inclusive pedagogy is an important part of fostering an inclusive classroom environment. However, as I white person of...

If I could change just one thing about higher education in the U.S. it would be the way that it is funded. A somewhat cynical colleague...

The use of social media is exponentially growing in the present climate. The term “ Social” is a bit miss leading as social media...

Access and equity in higher education is a passion of mine. Yet, access is only part of the battle. An equally important struggle is the...

The Office of Research Integrity (ORI) is a federal regulatory authority housed within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services....

The university of Iowa displays the following tripartite mission statement on the school web-page (Mission and Values, n.d.). In pursuing...