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Simpson College Hosts Justice Week to Drive Social Change
Education Management Simpson College Hosts Justice Week to Drive Social Change

The capacity for higher education institutions to transform abstract academic concepts into tangible social progress remains one of the most vital components of a vibrant and healthy democratic society. At Simpson College, this commitment to civic evolution is manifesting in the upcoming Justice

Louisiana Advances Bill to Help Retired Teachers Return to Work
Education Management Louisiana Advances Bill to Help Retired Teachers Return to Work

The persistent vacancy of over 1,200 teaching positions across Louisiana has created a structural instability within the public education system that demands more than just temporary administrative adjustments. While school districts have historically relied on a rotating door of short-term

Will the GSA Anti-DEI Proposal Threaten Higher Education?
Education Management Will the GSA Anti-DEI Proposal Threaten Higher Education?

The fundamental pillars of the American academy are currently bracing for a regulatory earthquake as federal procurement rules move from technical bookkeeping to the front lines of the culture war. At the heart of this storm is a proposal by the General Services Administration (GSA) to overhaul the

Neuroscientist Challenges the Impact of Technology in Schools
Education Management Neuroscientist Challenges the Impact of Technology in Schools

Camille Faivre is a seasoned education management expert who has spent years helping institutions navigate the complex shift toward digital learning. In the wake of the pandemic, her focus has sharpened on the practical implementation of e-learning programs and the critical evaluation of their

Portland Community College Faculty End Historic Strike
Education Management Portland Community College Faculty End Historic Strike

The recent labor actions at Portland Community College mark a watershed moment for higher education in the Pacific Northwest, as the state’s community college system faced its first-ever strikes from both faculty and staff unions. Navigating these historic disruptions was Camille Faivre, an expert

Is Kentucky’s HB 490 the End of Faculty Tenure?
Education Management Is Kentucky’s HB 490 the End of Faculty Tenure?

The once-sturdy pillars of academic life in the Bluegrass State are trembling as a new legislative reality forces professors to look toward their accounting departments rather than their research labs for job security. For generations, the concept of tenure served as a non-negotiable pact between

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