Higher Education: SUNY schools reeling after state cuts and fear ... - Bizjournals.com
Higher Education: SUNY schools reeling after state cuts and fear ...
Bizjournals.com, NC - 14 hours ago
said William Lanford, a 30-year physics professor and member of the University Faculty Senate. “The university has been able to manage these very difficult ... |
Most College Presidents' Pay Climbing - Wall Street Journal 
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Most College Presidents' Pay Climbing
Wall Street Journal - 23 hours ago
Some of the largest increases lately have been at public universities, according to the annual pay survey by the Chronicle of Higher Education, ...
Paychecks blossom for Western Mass. college presidents The Republican - MassLive.com
Presidents’ Pay Rises Faster at Public Universities Than Private ... New York Times
UM boss is No. 5 in US college pay DetNews.com
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California is cutting education funding at its own peril - Los Angeles Times
California is cutting education funding at its own peril
Los Angeles Times, CA - 20 hours ago
Even before the budget cuts, the state planned to spend $5900 a student in California's higher-education system this year (including community college ... |
Salt Lake City, UT, USA, Denver, Portland, Phoenix, Dallas, TX.
Future Leaders in Philanthropy: Career Option: Higher Education ...They raise funds and resources on behalf of faculty who are passionate about their work and brimming with bright ideas. Development staff in higher education promote big “new” concepts while building upon the history, traditions, ...
A Brief History of Higher Education (part 3) « Attorney At Large Nor will the landscape of higher education boast only the largest and wealthiest brick-and-mortar institutions. Rather, as in the past, we should anticipate a mix of liberal arts colleges, land-grant universities, and wealthy private ...
EDITORIAL: Electorate’s voice comes first : The Rebel Yell Rogers has publicly suggested that the governor vet the candidates through a committee of higher education faculty, administrators and local business members. This is a perfectly reasonable approach. Too much of the fate of the Nevada ...
Orlando, St Louis, Seattle, Tampa, Atlanta.
UT tract's planners seeking more input from faculty (Austin American-Statesman) Some faculty members at the University of Texas say they are pleased that officials working on plans for future development of the university-owned Brackenridge tract are keeping academic uses in mind, not just commercial prospects.
Tool helps ICC meet demands for transparency, accountability in higher education (Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal) The current financial crisis has necessitated increased demands for transparency and accountability in the operations of financial institutions, but demands for access to institutional data are not exclusively focused there.
Souring economy leading some to higher education (Naples Daily News) Charles Reid knew his job was disappearing. Reid, 45, worked for 18 years as a travel agent and said he had “been replaced by a computer.” Things got so bad, he moved back home with his mother. “I could see the handwriting on the wall,” he said. “I knew I wanted to do something different. I had to. My job was at a dead end.”
Reading, United Kingdom, Milton Keynes, Watford, Croydon.
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