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Measuring Success: An Examination of the use of Standardized Tests in College Admissions
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Eisenhower: Becoming the Leader of the Free World with Louis Galambos
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How to Run a College: A Practical Guide for Trustees, Faculty, Administrators and Policymakers with Brian Mitchell
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How "Unrepentant Nazis" became "Our Germans" - With Brian Crim
Wernher von Braun’s rocket team’s journey from captivity in Germany to their brilliant “second act” with the US Army and eventually NASA began with a series of debriefings with the Army Counter-Intelligence Corps (CIC) in a ski chalet near Garmisch...
How University Boards Work
In How University Boards Work I argue that there should be greater alignment between the following elements in university and college plans in order to achieve optimal effectiveness: *Criteria for board membership and the goals and strategies of the...
Unnecessary Complications: A Discussion of the Tragedy of Obstetric Fistula
Tears for My Sisters: The Tragedy of Obstetric Fistula L. Lewis Wall, MD, DPhil Selina Okin Kim Conner Professor in Arts and Sciences Professor of Anthropology, College of Arts and Sciences Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology, School of Medicine Washington...
Teaching Topology: A Preview of Shaun Ault's "Understanding Topology"
As an educator and research mathematician, I feel that my primary job is to share my knowledge and expertise, to shed light on difficult concepts, and to encourage students to continue discovering beyond what’s presented in the classroom. When I began work on...
Finishing the Blog Turned Book with Carolyn Thomas
A Woman's Guide to Living with Heart Disease: my Blog-turned-Book! By Carolyn Thomas With a splendid sigh of relief, I hit the ‘submit’ button and sent off the completed draft manuscript of “A Woman’s Guide to Living with Heart Disease”, the book I’d been...
Curiosity is Key: How to Inspire Kids to Engage in Their Education with Kevin Bell
“My students aren’t engaging with my materials because, well that’s what they do, or don’t do. What’s the golden (tech) bullet to engage my students? Artificial Intelligence?, The Internet of Things?, Blockchain?, Next Generation LMS-s?, Virtual Reality...
Challenging His Teacher’s Racism: Was Huck William James?
In his youth, William James tried on a range of career possibilities. In the 1860s, his attention was focused on a career in science. He had spent his childhood in a host of schools on both sides of the North Atlantic guided by his father, Henry James, Senior...
"The Past is Never Dead. It's Not Even Past" - A Discussion of the Difference Between Historical Fact and History with Joseph Stoltz III
The current statuary controversy across the United States highlights that many Americans do not appreciate the difference between historical facts and history. Historical facts are discrete definable pieces of evidence. History is the contextual narrative of...
Education in the Digital Age: A Look at the Progression of Technology in Education with Norm Friesen
I went to school at the dawn of the microcomputer. These were expensive, immobile boxes that only responded to coded commands. Today I hold a smartphone in my hand that is over 10,000 times more powerful and infinitely more flexible. This incredible...
Enrollment Realities Illustrate the Need for Relevant Research on Small Privates with John M. Braxton
A title of a June 29, 2017 article in Business Insider declares “College Enrollment has plummeted, and private universities are scrambling.” This article points to activities at Ohio Wesleyan University such as creating majors in high-demand fields, increased...