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Community Colleges

Mississippi Delta Community College Picks Its Next Leader

Mississippi Delta Community College has named Dr. Steven J. Jones as the tenth president of the college.

Faculty & Staff

Maryland Teachers Receive Tuition-Free National Board Certification

Seventy-five teachers from across Maryland will be able to earn their National Board Certification through a comprehensive three-year, tuition-free program that will support them throughout the rigorous certification process.

Faculty & Staff

Report: A Growing Number of Faculty Feel Censored

A growing number of faculty say that they find it difficult to have an open and honest conversation on campus about hot button political topics and fear being disciplined for their teaching, research, academic discussions, or off-campus speech.

Faculty & Staff

The AAUP Condemns Faculty Arrests at NYU

The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) condemned the arrest of New York University (NYU) faculty members who were present at pro-Palestine protests on campus recently.

HBCUs

Interim President at Tennessee State University Resigns from Post

The university recently laid off more than 100 employees and admitted that it was facing a difficult time meeting payroll.

Faculty & Staff

Building a Foundation that Positively Impacts Los Angeles

The California State University system is piloting direct admissions, in which students will not have to go through the traditional admission application process.

Institutions

Georgetown University's President to Step Down, Following Health Challenges

Dr. John DeGioia is the longest serving president in Georgetown's history.

HBCUs

Spelman College President Steps Down from Post

Dr. Helene Gayle became Spelman’s 11th college president in 2022. She will not be returning to the school after her personal leave of absence.

Community Colleges

'Need for Love More Profound, Harder than It's Ever Been'

Lowery-Hart shared how leading with love transforms community colleges and institutions of higher education into places where students, and the whole community, thrive.

Women

CU Boulder to Pay $4.5 million in Back Pay to Settle Discrimination Claim from Female Faculty Members

More than 300 women faculty at the University of Colorado Boulder will receive back pay following a 4.5 million settlement that the university reached following a class action lawsuit that alleged gender pay discrimination.

African-American

First African American Woman Tenured in the College of Education at Clemson University, Passes Away

Dr. Margaree Seawright Crosby passed away at the age of 82.

Faculty & Staff

Honoring Excellence in Urban Teaching

Jhaneil Thompson was named Urban Educator of the Year at the 2024 International Conference on Urban Education held in Cancun last week. ​

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