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Governance Accreditation

What’s the Future of Naturopathic Medicine?

Naturopathic medicine is a growing field. But the only federally recognized accreditor for such programs may lose recognition, creating complications for member institutions.

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Opinion
Columns Small World

The Next President Will Be Even Worse

Instead of beating up our administrators, maybe we should focus on the real threats to faculty jobs.

By Rachel Toor

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Opinion
Career Advice

Governing the Business of Athletics

Boards need to stay up to speed in a rapidly changing college sports landscape.

By Peter Eckel and Karen Weaver

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Quick Takes

ED Names New NACIQI Member

Education Secretary Linda McMahon has appointed Siri Terjesen as the newest member of the National Advisory Committee on Institutional Quality...
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Opinion
Views

Accreditation at a Crossroads

Higher ed can modernize accreditation without losing its soul.

By Kathryn Skulley

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Quick Takes

NACIQI Rejects Renewal for Naturopathic Accreditor

The National Advisory Committee on Institutional Quality and Integrity voted against renewing recognition of the Council on Naturopathic Medical Education...
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Quick Takes

Power Vacuum at Oxnard College

With two administrators on leave and two vacancies in the executive ranks, Oxnard College’s top four jobs are either empty...
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Governance Accreditation

ED Removes NACIQI Member Who Voted Against New Chair

A McMahon appointee was quietly removed from the committee after casting a dissenting vote for a fellow ED pick for chair. Some members viewed the matter as brazenly partisan.