As we see more U.S. higher education institutions dropping their humanities majors, we also read about the need for academia to actively defend the humanities. A number of colleges, including my own, are linking humanities and liberal arts majors with career-preparation programs. Some welcome this trend. Others view it as another reason to defend the traditional teachings of humanities in an era o...
According to this @nebhe on serving Adult-Learners, over 60% of colleges (survey respondents) in New England will continue to provide virtual and remote student services that were put in place as a result of Covid-19. https://nebhe.org/wp-content/uploads/GASI-Series-COVID-Innovations-1.pdf
As we see more U.S. higher education institutions dropping their humanities majors, we also read about the need for academia to actively defend the humanities. A number of colleges, including my own, are linking humanities and liberal arts majors with career-preparation programs. Some welcome this trend. Others view it as another reason to defend the traditional teachings of humanities in an era o... 
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