Head of Academic Relations
There was a time when chalk dust filled the air and faculty meetings debated whether whiteboards were just a trend. When email first replaced campus mail. When transparency projectors gave way to smartboards. Each shift felt momentous and in retrospect, inevitable.
Change, even when incremental, has always been part of higher education’s story. So why do we hesitate when the next evolution knocks?
Middle school is more than a developmental milestone. It’s a defining moment. The habits, mindsets,...
Higher education is facing mounting challenges that demand scalable, student-centered solutions. In...
At the College of Charleston, student success isn’t just a priority. It’s a community-wide...
At the University of New Hampshire (UNH), student success isn’t left to chance. It’s coordinated,...
A student on the brink of dropping out rarely cites coursework...
Across the country, students are arriving on campus with AP credits and dual enrollment experience,...
Nearly one in four first-year students doesn’t return for their second year of college. That’s the...
Students today are navigating a very different learning...
On a recent visit to Northeastern University, I witnessed something that is often talked about but...
Growing up, I didn’t always recognize that my father was teaching me business lessons. I just knew...
During my years working alongside peer educators in higher education, there was one reflection I...
