For years, society has focused on accommodations for K-12 students with learning differences. In the last five years, there has been rapid growth to bring these accommodations to higher education.
President Hanlon: 'Dartmouth will pursue programs that help create a racially and ethnically diverse talent pipeline for the next generation of engineers, doctors, computer scientists, and the professors who will teach them.'
Holding an in-person commencement during a pandemic is no simple undertaking and requires even more careful planning. But sometimes the harder path is the correct path to take.
With more disposable income around the world, the demand for higher education could grow beyond the ability of 'physical' infrastructure to accommodate it.
Hesitancy has been prevalent at one Manhattan institution, where a mandate was just imposed, but leaders are getting creative in getting information to students, faculty.
The TIAA and Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors offer four examples of institutions that have found success through retention ... and questions others should be asking.
