Gazing Through Mud: The Campus and You in 50 Years
Fifty years from now, higher education institutions will be more focused on serving adult members...
John Ebersole | Former President, Excelsior College
Fifty years from now, higher education institutions will be more focused on serving adult members...
Elizabeth Simpson | Associate Professor in the College of Education, University of Wyoming
It’s critical for distance education administrators to develop resources to support accessibility...
Colette Atkins | Dean of Business and Information Technology, Kirkwood Community College
There are a number of challenges that institutions will need to overcome when moving to an...
Mary Ann Holladay | Director, Utah Women and Education Initiative
Breaking down the silos that impede communication between college and university administrators and...
Mark Ash | Adult Admission Advisor, Kirkwood Community College
Institutions must step outside the box to understand and meet the particular challenges faced by...
Linda Thor | Chancellor, Foothill-De Anza Community College District
While online learning has reached higher education’s mainstream, all online programs are not equal...
Martha Ellis | Dean of Faculty at the Roueche Graduate Center, National American University
In order for the American workforce to remain globally competitive, 55 percent of American adults...
This week, the Lumina Foundation announced their four-year plan to help universities and colleges...
Elizabeth Simpson | Associate Professor in the College of Education, University of Wyoming
It is required by law for higher education institutions to remove “readily achievable” barriers to...
A report came out last week that said remedial and developmental education courses may be leading...
Pepper Lynn Werner | Doctoral Student, University of Wyoming
MOOCs allow students to pursue interests in a non-commital way. However, the format does not...
Mabel Edmonds | Dean of Workforce Development, Clover Park Technical College
Adult students are not currently well-served in colleges and universities, but they are becoming...