…all share several characteristics that have helped them thrive. Academic Leader recently spoke with Paul B. Bell, Jr., dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and vice provost for…
…reassurance. When I first read the story, I thought about how we frame AI in higher education. Most faculty conversations I have encountered about artificial intelligence circle around plagiarism, academic…
The primary cost associated with an academic department is personnel. Personnel can include secretarial and support staff, but is typically dominated by faculty. In fact, as much as 95 percent…
…exactly what the text says or saying what they think the professor wants to hear. Focusing on lower-level writing issues, such as grammar, APA style, or academic language, takes students…
…entering an academic environment, no matter how intelligent and successful they might have been in previous academic endeavors. In addition to developing grit in their students, faculty might consider providing…
…article outlines the benefits of using a community cultural wealth approach – with an example – to disrupt academic and cultural hierarchies by drawing on the multiplicity of students’ assets,…
…straddle divisions—sometimes within academic affairs and sometimes between academic affairs and student affairs. I think a lot of the non-tenure-track faculty, because they tend to be student oriented rather than…
…their own learning by requiring them to create these portfolios that highlight their work. Building on that success, the university is in the process of implementing myMAPP, (Mapping Academic Performance…
