I learned to drive in a Model T. No, I was not born in the early part of the 20th century. My Dad rebuilt Model T’s and we would drive them in the parades. It was a beautiful autumn day and we had just finished riding in the Homecoming Parade. I was so… Continue reading →
Michael Feldstein’s Chronicle article on the failures of our Learning Management Systems and the procurement processes could not be more timely for me or my Institution. Having completed a pilot in the Spring of 2014 with the decision that that we would stay put for a couple of years and re-evaluate in 2015-2016, we are now… Continue reading →
If one asked most college students why they attended university, the most popular answer would certainly be “to get a degree”. There would be a few “to get a good job” and “to enjoy the experience”. What if that is not all college has to offer? Maybe instead of preparing …
Today, higher education holds a prominent place in American society. Most high schools students at least consider college or some other form of higher education. This has not always been the case, though. Several significant events furthered American higher education. Government policy, the supreme courts, and even the students themselves …
