New leaders for Eckerd College, University of Lynchburg, Boston Architectural College, Atlanta Metropolitan State College and University System of Maryland. Lee University president announces retirement. Former presidents from Southwestern Christian College and Ferris State University have died.
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A highly effective phishing campaign exploits many schools’ single-factor authentication process, while the Department of Ed has made it clear that institutions could be held liable. Thankfully, Nelnet Campus Commerce has the highest payment security standards and already offers the solution — at no extra cost.
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High school students live in a technology-filled world and expect the same or better experience when they reach university. From artificial intelligence to big data, see how institutions are integrating new technology now to create smarter campuses for tomorrow's incoming class.
New leaders for Ivy Tech Community College, University of Mississippi, Santa Fe College, Salem College and Providence College. Presidents from the University of Arkansas and Durham Technical Community College announce plans to step down.
Instructional Technologist Tim VanNorman and ESL Professor Brent Warner, both from Irvine Valley College, will be at UB Tech 2020 in Las Vegas to share some of the tools and strategies they’ve found to engage students in an age of distraction.
As more colleges and universities add online courses to their catalogs, the market share for online program managers (OPM) has begun feeling the effect.
From huge institutions like The Ohio State University (45,000 students) to tiny Cornell College in Mt. Vernon, Iowa (974 students), schools across the country are moving full-steam-ahead into esports.
Anthony Kronman, former dean of Yale Law School and a current professor, argues that the feverish egalitarianism pervasive on today’s college campuses is out of place at institutions whose job is to prepare citizens to live in a vibrant democracy.
