Education Management

Why Were CTE Grants Cut for Native Students?
Education Management Why Were CTE Grants Cut for Native Students?

In the ever-evolving landscape of education, Camille Faivre stands out as a thought leader in education management, particularly in navigating the complexities of e-learning and open programs post-pandemic. Her insights help institutions adapt to modern educational demands. Today, we delve into

What Will Kean Jersey City Mean for NJCU's Future?
Education Management What Will Kean Jersey City Mean for NJCU's Future?

In an unprecedented move, New Jersey City University (NJCU) will merge with Kean University, giving rise to "Kean Jersey City." This merger, expected to be completed by 2026, addresses NJCU's financial instability and declining enrollment. At its core, the merger strives to uphold NJCU's mission of

How ISU's Strategic Plan Transformed Child Care Facilities
Education Management How ISU's Strategic Plan Transformed Child Care Facilities

The strategic plan of Iowa State University has resulted in transformative improvements to its child care facilities, impacting the lives of many families within the campus community. This initiative, underpinned by funding authorized by the Iowa Board of Regents, represents a comprehensive effort

UK Unveils Bold Educational Reforms to Bridge Digital Divide
Education Management UK Unveils Bold Educational Reforms to Bridge Digital Divide

In an era of rapid technological advancement, the United Kingdom faces an urgent challenge: bridging the growing digital divide that pervades its schools and colleges. With digital transformation becoming an essential component of modern education, the UK government has recognized the need to

DOJ Targets Universities for False Claims Amid DEI Concerns
Education Management DOJ Targets Universities for False Claims Amid DEI Concerns

In a significant move addressing the intersection of federal funding and higher education, the U.S. Department of Justice has launched an investigative initiative targeting universities alleged to have violated the False Claims Act due to their practices within diversity, equity, and inclusion

Judge Halts 15% Cap on College Research Fund Reimbursements
Education Management Judge Halts 15% Cap on College Research Fund Reimbursements

A federal judicial decision has halted a U.S. Department of Energy policy that imposed a 15% cap on colleges' indirect research costs reimbursements. This move is significant, given the broader implications for higher education funding dynamics. Central to this issue is the tension between the

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