In a matter of seconds, a student at a high school in Santa Clarita, California, injured and killed a handful of his fellow students and then shot himself. He died shortly thereafter. We read about such incidents and lament their happening. We see television footage and peruse articles and social media postings. We mourn for the students injured and killed and worry about their families and friend...
Pecking orders. Harvard and Cornell recently tied for the U.S. higher ed institutions that educate the most CEOs who run U.S. companies listed by Forbes in the top 100. We would often pore over such lists of where top CEOs went to college and meticulously note how many graduated from New England colleges. The predictable story was how many went to Harvard, Yale and MIT and how few went to New Engl...
At #NECHE session on The Future of Workforce, Prez Bergeron @ConnCollege hails the small liberal arts college's integrative http://www.concoll.edu/connections program to prepare students for leadership
At #NECHE session on Crisis and Controversy on Campus, @CapeCodCCPrez
John Cox describes major cyber attack at college and @KeeneState_ Prez Melinda Treadwell describes damage caused by mis-info on annual Pumpkin Festival.
Fascinating talk at #NECHE annual mtg 2019 by @jean_twenge @SDSU, tracing rise in suicides, declines in self-esteem since saturation of smartphone around 2012 @jharney8
In a matter of seconds, a student at a high school in Santa Clarita, California, injured and killed a handful of his fellow students and then shot himself. He died shortly thereafter. We read about such incidents and lament their happening. We see television footage and peruse articles and social media postings. We mourn for the students injured and killed and worry about their families and friend... 
Pecking orders. Harvard and Cornell recently tied for the U.S. higher ed institutions that educate the most CEOs who run U.S. companies listed by Forbes in the top 100. We would often pore over such lists of where top CEOs went to college and meticulously note how many graduated from New England colleges. The predictable story was how many went to Harvard, Yale and MIT and how few went to New Engl... 
