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Could Addressing College Food Insecurity Be a SNAP?
Food insecurity—defined by the nationally respected Wisconsin HOPE Lab as the limited or uncertain availability of nutritionally adequate and safe foods, or the ability to acquire such foods in a socially acceptable manner—is a troubling trend on college campuses across the country, including in New England. For example: A 2016 survey by the Massachusetts Department… Read more »
Certificates of Failure Given By Colleges: Yes, Really
The news is filled with stories about the admissions scandals at elite colleges and universities. And recently, some of the wrongdoers have pled guilty and await punishment. Apparently, prosecutors are seeking jail time. Apart from jail time, I have already suggested approaches to punishment that involve fines that go into a cy pres fund to… Read more »
College Completion and the Future of Work: Implications in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
College completion matters, especially from the perspective of equity. Who finishes, how long it takes them, how much they benefit economically and how their citizenship benefits local communities all matter. This is especially true of knowledge-driven, innovation economies in New England. For Massachusetts—a state that ranks third highest in the nation for cost of living—a… Read more »
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Policies of #needblindadmissions have been key signal of #equity in #highered Facing rising demand from students, Holy Cross scales back 'need blind' admissions policy
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NEJHE NewsBlast, April 17, 2019 | Could Addressing College Food Insecurity Be a SNAP? https://t.co/VH4WRgfq0z
"Food insecurity" is a troubling trend on college campuses across the U.S and in New England.
"Could Addressing College Food Insecurity Be a SNAP?" asks journal piece @nebhe https://t.co/1Mi6ShSrAV by @student2grad https://t.co/HEfEigXsoS #inequity #highered #food
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