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Intellectual Affairs
Take Up and Read
July 2, 2021
Scott McLemee reviews Heather Cass White’s Books Promiscuously Read: Reading as a Way of Life and Robert DiYanni’s You Are What You Read: A Practical Guide to Reading Well.
5 New Realities to Know About College Hunger
July 1, 2021
The pandemic shines a bigger spotlight on the issue of college students with food insecurity and how their institutions can support them, writes Rachel Sumekh.
A Proven Strategy
June 30, 2021
Virtual advising is disrupting the pandemic’s devastating toll on lower-income high school seniors, increasing the access they need now more than ever, write Angel B. Pérez and Nick Watson.

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A Dean Passes Himself Off as a Professor
June 17, 2021
An essay about the faculty's "social contract" with students was misleading because its author is a full-time administrator.
Another View of Online Internships
May 21, 2021
Many virtual internships are valuable.
Don't Underestimate Value of Short-Term Credentials
April 22, 2021
Underestimating the value of short-term credentials.
Boosting Adoption of Open Educational Resources
March 31, 2021
Institutional and system initiatives to promote OER can increase faculty adoption of the curricular materials.
Faculty Should Question Administrators' Ideas and Assumptions
March 17, 2021
Professors have an obligation to "sharply criticize ideas they believe to be incorrect, and challenge facts they believe to be unsupported."

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Learning Innovation
A Remote Work Continuum Framework
July 1, 2021
Thinking about work through the lens of The Low-Density University.
Transforming Teaching & Learning
OER and Teaching Through the Rearview Mirror
July 1, 2021
Course content is a sacred compact between the instructor and the learner. Truth, relevancy and currency are among the key components of that agreement.
Tackling Transfer
Using the Past to Guide the Future
July 1, 2021
Texas turns to past studies to illuminate strategies for supporting transfer students and contextual considerations that are still relevant today.

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Intellectual Affairs
Take Up and Read
July 2, 2021
Scott McLemee reviews Heather Cass White’s Books Promiscuously Read: Reading as a Way of Life and Robert DiYanni’s You Are What You Read: A Practical Guide to Reading Well.
5 New Realities to Know About College Hunger
July 1, 2021
The pandemic shines a bigger spotlight on the issue of college students with food insecurity and how their institutions can support them, writes Rachel Sumekh.
A Proven Strategy
June 30, 2021
Virtual advising is disrupting the pandemic’s devastating toll on lower-income high school seniors, increasing the access they need now more than ever, write Angel B. Pérez and Nick Watson.
Paying It Forward
June 29, 2021
LGBTQ leaders in higher education play a significant role in modeling an out career, writes Dick Senese.
Needed: New Designs for Decision Making
June 28, 2021
To address the complex challenges higher education faces, we need new approaches that foster collaboration and innovation rather than inequity and distrust, Jordan Harper, KC Culver and Adrianna Kezar argue.

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