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Why Are College Presidents Leaving? The Turnover Trend in Higher Education
Why Are College Presidents Leaving? The Turnover Trend in Higher Education

Presidential turnover in higher education is on the rise, affecting stability and leadership effectiveness. Explore the key factors behind this trend, including the COVID-19 pandemic and political controversies. Learn how faculty can navigate these changes with practical strategies and maintain continuity in their roles. Discover insights on supporting DEI initiatives and advocating for strong governance. Stay informed and prepared for leadership transitions in your institution.

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How Does Arts Education Influence Academic Performance?
How Does Arts Education Influence Academic Performance?

How can arts education transform your school? Students engaged in arts education not only excel academically but also participate more in extracurricular activities and are more likely to pursue higher education. As a principal, find out how incorporating the arts into your school's core curriculum can create well-rounded, empathetic, and culturally aware students prepared to navigate the complexities of today's world.

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College: Why Fewer Students Are Going and Why a Rise in HBCU's?
College: Why Fewer Students Are Going and Why a Rise in HBCU's?

Explore the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on education, and identify innovative solutions to support students, and find out how expanding financial aid and addressing mental health and childcare can make higher education more accessible.

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Reflecting on the Pandemic Journey of Higher Education: 2019 to 2024
Reflecting on the Pandemic Journey of Higher Education: 2019 to 2024

How did higher education transform through the COVID-19 upheaval from 2019 to 2024? What strategies did universities implement to adapt to the challenges posed by the pandemic, and what lingering effects remain? Do you think we’ve made enough of a change for our students to survive in the future?

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