Can Middle College High School Positively Impact the Community College?
Alfreda Ann Reynolds | Doctoral Candidate, Wingate UniversityEmerging from the high school reform attempts within communities were the first early/middle college high schools. The idea of a high school located on a college campus evolved (Cullen, 1988;…
Taking Advantage of the Online Opportunity Without Overstretching
Cheryl Oliver | Assistant Dean of Online and Graduate Programs at the Carson College of Business, Washington State UniversityOnline education has, in many ways, changed the face of the higher education industry. Beyond creating greater expectations around self-pacing, flexibility and service, it has impacted the markets any college…
A Path Forward on Diversity and Inclusion
Jeffrey S. Russell | Dean of Continuing Studies and Vice Provost for Lifelong Learning, University of Wisconsin-MadisonConsider the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s challenges with diversity. Like many universities, it has grappled with the complexities of achieving a diverse student body, faculty, and staff. Like many universities, it…
Academic Dishonesty and Online Education (Part 3): UMUC’s Approach to Digital Academic Dishonesty
MJ Bishop | Director of the William E. Kirwan Center for Academic Innovation, University System of Maryland Marie Cini | Senior Academic Innovation Fellow, University of Maryland University CollegeThis is the third and final installment in Bishop and Cini’s series on academic dishonesty in online education. In the second installment, they discussed some broad strategies that could help…