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South University Appoints Benjamin J. DeGweck as New CEO
Education Management South University Appoints Benjamin J. DeGweck as New CEO

In an era where higher education faces unprecedented challenges—from evolving student needs to complex regulatory landscapes—leadership transitions at academic institutions carry significant weight. South University, a respected institution with a legacy spanning over a century since its founding

How Does Inflation Impact Teachers' Careers and Well-Being?
Education Management How Does Inflation Impact Teachers' Careers and Well-Being?

Teaching has always been a cornerstone of society, yet in 2025, educators face an unprecedented economic battle that threatens their livelihoods and the future of education itself. Imagine a dedicated teacher, grading papers late into the night, only to spend the next morning driving for a

Cedar Rapids Schools Prioritize Educators for Lasting Legacy
Education Management Cedar Rapids Schools Prioritize Educators for Lasting Legacy

In a time when educational systems across the nation grapple with staffing shortages and financial constraints, the Cedar Rapids Community School District (CRCSD) in Iowa stands out as a beacon of hope by placing educators at the heart of its mission. With teacher turnover remaining a pressing

How Does Polk State’s OTA Program Achieve Top Accreditation?
Education Management How Does Polk State’s OTA Program Achieve Top Accreditation?

In the realm of health sciences education, few achievements stand out as prominently as earning the highest level of accreditation, a feat that signifies unwavering dedication to quality and excellence at Polk State College. The Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) Program has recently secured a

Nashville Teachers Rely on Wishlists for School Supplies
Education Management Nashville Teachers Rely on Wishlists for School Supplies

In the heart of Nashville, Tennessee, as the new school year unfolds, public school teachers face a persistent and daunting challenge that threatens the quality of education they can provide, with classrooms in desperate need of basic supplies like pencils, paper, and even personal items for

U.S. Faces 5.3M College-Educated Worker Shortfall by 2032
Education Management U.S. Faces 5.3M College-Educated Worker Shortfall by 2032

As the United States navigates an evolving economic landscape, a staggering projection has emerged that could reshape the nation’s workforce over the next several years, highlighting a critical challenge on the horizon. By 2032, a shortfall of 5.3 million college-educated workers is anticipated,

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