Yearly Archives: 2012
11 posts
Remember that it’s not (just) about you anymore. Undergraduate and graduate school were focused on your learning and development, but being an employee in higher education is different from being a student in higher education. It’s your job to make sure that others are learning and developing. Think more about the macro while still […]
NCHO Faculty Partnership and Academic Collaboration Award Information As the NCHO Professional Development Chair, I invite you to nominate a faculty member from your institution for our Faculty Partnership and Academic Collaboration Award! With the Faculty Partnership and Academic Collaboration Award, the North Carolina Housing Officers (NCHO) wants to recognize the outstanding contributions […]
I ran across this article in the Chronicle and found it refreshingly entertaining. I thought I would share it with you all as a break from all that housing work. My fellow writers out there will appreciate. http://chronicle.com/article/10-Easy-Steps-to-Becoming-a/131948/
The subject of grade inflation in colleges and universities is nothing new. At the University of Minnesota, one professor is taking action to ensure that student grades reflect the quality of the courses they are taking. Check out the following article and feel free to share your thoughts in the […]