Some items re: the state of — and the future of — higher education

When It Comes to College Closures, the Sky Is Never Going to Fall — from chronicle.com by Lee Gardner Are you tired of reading nearly […]

Higher Learning Commission’s 2023 Trends

Which trends are on your radar? Fantastic resource for #HigherEducation about the changing ecology: Higher Learning Commission’s Annual Trends Report. https://t.co/Lzgph6u3lP — Melanie Booth, Ed.D. […]

You no longer need a college degree to work at these 7 companies [Dodd]

You no longer need a college degree to work at these 7 companies — from businessinsider.com by Ethan Dodd Key points: College-degree requirements have locked […]

60% of Higher Education Leaders Say Continuing Education is Not Well-Integrated into Institutional Portfolio Offerings

60% of Higher Education Leaders Say Continuing Education is Not Well-Integrated into Institutional Portfolio Offerings — from finance.yahoo.com Despite Belief that CE Programming Positively Affects […]

What would higher ed (or even K-12) look like if you could completely scrap it and start over? [Carty]

Transfers From Community College Continue to Fall — from insidehighered.com by Sara Weissman Despite the decline in transfers, a new report also says six-year college […]

Challenging ‘Bad’ Online Policies and Attitudes [D’Agostino]

Challenging ‘Bad’ Online Policies and Attitudes — from insidehighered.com by Susan D’Agostino Academic and industry leaders spoke with conviction at the SXSW EDU conference this […]

Leaders who practice foresight stay ahead of the innovation curve [tfsx.com]

Leaders who practice foresight stay ahead of the innovation curve — from tfsx.com Excerpt (emphasis DSC): According to famed futurist Richard Slaughter, foresight (also known […]

Reflections on “Teaching in an Age of ‘Militant Apathy’” [McMurtrie] and on the high cost of higher education

Teaching in an Age of ‘Militant Apathy’ — from chronicle.com by Beth McMurtrie Immersive education offers a way to reach students. But can it ever […]

Reflections on “The Broken Higher Education System: Addressing Stakeholder Needs for a More Adaptive Model”

The Broken Higher Education System: Addressing Stakeholder Needs for a More Adaptive Model — from educationoneducation.substack.com Excerpt: Higher education Chief Academic Officers (CAOs) must shift […]

Galloway: “The greatest assault on middle-class America’s prosperity may be the relentless, four-decade-long inflation in higher education.”

Reflections on “What is college for? Gov. Shapiro raises the question. Higher ed leaders are listening.” [Bunch]

What is college for? Gov. Shapiro raises the question. Higher ed leaders are listening. — from The Philadelphia Inquirer by Will Bunch; with thanks to […]

“But what higher education institutions and companies need isn’t a totally new approach that ignores the old systems — it’s someone to act as connective tissue between them.” [Mitchell]

It takes a village — from chieflearningofficer.com by Joe Mitchell Colleges, companies and training providers have a unique opportunity to work together to address tech worker […]

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