More on assessing student learning; the momentum is building

In today's Inside Higher Education, Doug Lederman reports on a meeting held by the Teagle and Spencer foundations, urging higher education leaders to make their assessment activities more visible to the world outside of higher education, to be more systematic... Read more…

Through the tumult

This is a great term to teach a course in economics. Talk about current events! But the Panic of 2008 is not quite over, and its aftermath, as is usually the case, will be unpleasant to say the least.  So,... Read more…

ARTstor image library

Technology marches on, and the University Library is leading the charge. A training session for interested faculty, to learn how to use the ARTstor digital image libray, will be held:When: Wednesday October 22, 2008  1:30 PM-3:00 PM  Where: Alexander Library... Read more…

Secretary Spellings comments

Like it or not, the Spellings Commission on the Future of Higher Education has changed the way institutions of higher education function.  Are the changes good or bad?  I think that is going to depend on what happens next.  The... Read more…

Education and investment in human capital

Economist's use the term 'human capital' to describe the productive power and marketable talents and skills of human beings.  The first use of the term is usually attributed to Professor Gary Becker at the University of Chicago.  As one might... Read more…

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