Fewer than half of public schools—48 percent—report they can meet students’ mental health needs, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. Kids today face daily challenges to their mental health - challenges like s…
We throw the word “leadership” around a lot. We talk about how important it is and sometimes lament shortcomings in leadership. I’ve even written about a crisis of leadership in some industries and organizations. But what is leade…
Women haven’t simply broken the glass ceiling in the tech industry—they’ve shattered it along with the notion that tech is a man’s domain. More and more women can be found securing leadership roles across all aspects of tech,…
Each year the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) publishes 10-year projections for every job category, nearly 1,000 categories in total. These projections are taken very seriously, not just by economists and the media, but by everyday Americans planni…
What services do we take for granted that have been around for well over 100 years, had steady growth until the early 2000’s, are funded by taxpayers AND user fees, and are being threatened by new Internet-inspired competitors? The United Stat…
In higher education, leadership is often associated with those in the highest ranks—presidents, vice presidents, provosts, and chancellors. However, much of the critical work occurs in the "middle"—positions held by associate provosts, a…
In an age of growing skepticism about higher education, there's a pressing need for leaders to champion a message of informed hope and calculated positivity. As cynicism threatens to dominate the narrative, those steering our academic institutions m…
Ryan Craig's 'Gap Letter' is one I always read. Craig and his team are on top of the higher education-world's thought leaders. His main story in his June 21st GAP newsletter was titled: The Financial Responsibility Emperor Has No …
Faculty, staff, and administrators are trying to understand AI's potential benefits and risks to higher education. Colleagues from MIT recently published a handy guide that provides good advice on topics ranging from “guidelines, gu…
Contributed by Advance 360 Education Guest: Dr. Francisco Marmolejo, President of Higher Education, Qatar Foundation Guest Bio: Dr. Francisco Marmolejo, President of Higher Education at Qatar Foundation (QF), oversees an ecosystem of eight p…
Contributed by Advance 360 Education Guest:Linda Battles, Regional Vice President & Chancellor, Western Governors University (WGU) Texas Guest Bio: With over 27 years of experience in higher education, Linda Battles was named Regional Vi…
Contributed by Advance 360 Education Guest: Dr. Rowena M. Tomaneng, President, San José City College Guest Bio: Dr. Rowena M. Tomaneng currently serves as President of San Jose City College (SJCC), a position she has held since late 2019. …
Contributed by Advance 360 Education Guest: Dr. Claudia Schrader, President of Kingsborough Community College, CUNY Guest Bio: The first African-American President at Kingsborough Community College (KCC) of The City University of New York (CU…
Contributed by Advance 360 Education Guest: Scott Pulsipher, President, Western Governors University Guest Bio: Recognized by EdTech Digest as one of the “Top 100 Influencers in EdTech,” Scott Pulsipher has been President of Western Go…
Contributed by Advance 360 Education Guest: Dr. Creston Davis, Founder & CEO of The Global Centre for Advanced Studies (GCAS) & GCAS College, Dublin, Ltd. https://gcas.ie/creston-davis Guest Bio: Dr. Davis has over 17 years of award-winnin…