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Claiming a Louder Life: Part I
There is a cost to remaining publicly silent in the face of overtly racist and exclusionary attitudes, writes Aomawa Shields.
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Why Aren’t Progressives Focused on Earn-While-You-Learn Models?
Programs like Federal Work-Study and apprenticeships get short shrift, but they could help millions of people get educated and trained, Ryan Craig argues.
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Leadership in Crossing Divides
Ronald A. Crutcher describes how he's navigated such divides in race, class and politics in his own life and as a college president, and he shares some key lessons he's picked up along the way.
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Credits, Partnerships and Advising: Metro State's Trifecta of Transfer Success
Metro State is deeply committed to improving transfer, but not deeply resourced. Its success in cultivating a transfer-receptive culture demonstrates how universities can build both a better transfer experience and healthier institutions at the same time.
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What Do Professors Do During a Writing Session?
Christine Tulley offers advice from 50 scholars on how to get started in a writing session, know you are moving toward a finished product and stay motivated to actually get something done.
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Now Is the Time for Hard Decisions
The president and provost of Ithaca College describe why they think strategic change in higher education is crucial now.