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    Trump: What Is To Be Done?

    Where Do We Stand? I could begin with Donald Trump’s election in 2020, but that’s not what I want to focus on here. Instead, I want to explore the most recent battle between Higher Education and Trump. President Trump has made it clear that he is unhappy with the current state of higher education in…

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    HATE PLAGIARISM? How to limit students’ use of it

    Plagiarism isn’t new Plagiarism in higher education is a current concern, but it isn’t a new one. Today, we are working to understand how to manage the growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI). At the same time, we struggle with teaching students about citation and crediting prior scholars. So, how do we limit plagiarism in higher…

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  • Beyond Completion: Defining Success in Online Higher Education

    Success in Online Higher Education Isn’t Always Defined by Degree Completion The debate about the success of online higher education continues to resurface. Traditional institutions and higher education publications often fuel this debate. They seem determined to cast online learning in a negative light. One such article is Liam Knox’s, “Online Degrees Out of Reach”…

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    It’s Only Been a Month – How to Help Students Struggling to Adjust

    College offers exciting opportunities and diverse activities, fostering lifelong friendships and valuable experiences. However, students face challenges like balancing coursework, financial responsibilities, and homesickness, which can lead to loneliness and isolation. Online students experience similar struggles, often feeling disconnected. Solutions include empathy, directing students to support services, and proactive outreach. Expert recommendations suggest timely feedback,…

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    The Problem of Suicide on Campus

    The Rise of Student Suicide on College Campuses Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death among 17-24 year olds. Only unintentional accidents (mostly automobile accidents) caused more deaths in this age group in 2019. It continues to hold that infamous position. In fact, according to the CDC, in 2021, 9% of high school reported…

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  • Trump: What Is To Be Done?
    Trump: What Is To Be Done?

    Where Do We Stand? I could begin with Donald Trump’s election in 2020, but that’s not what I want to focus on here. Instead, I want to explore the most recent battle between Higher Education and Trump. President Trump has made it clear that he is unhappy with the current state of higher education in…

  • Why Now? Gen-Z Is Transforming Education and We Must Adjust
    Why Now? Gen-Z Is Transforming Education and We Must Adjust

    Why We Must Change Now? Higher education has existed since ancient times. In much of that time, it was limited to those studying religious doctrine or the very wealthy. In the 20th century, access to higher education became more widespread across the globe. As demonstrated by Vera Korhonen for Statistia, by the end of the…