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University Presidents Called to Action

Higher Education Inquirer

Universities like Harvard, Stanford, and Johns Hopkins are not neutral players in the policy arena; they are active participants in shaping the very policies that benefit their interests. Yet, history has shown that even the most entrenched systems can change, and university presidents are not beyond the possibility of transformation.

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 Ready or Not, Here It Comes! New Regulations When Offering Programs Leading to a License Effective July 1!

WCET Frontiers

History of the Rules Our readers may recall that the development of a federal regulation to address programs leading to a license was first discussed in the 2014 Negotiated Rulemaking when the committee addressed state authorization. First, please note that we are not talking about reciprocity for institutional approval which we know as SARA.

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New policies guide removal of controversial building names

Inside Higher Ed

Woodrow Wilson’s name was removed from Princeton University’s public policy school in 2020. The University of Maryland system, for example, added name-removal procedures to its existing naming policy a few months after the Towson committee began researching the backgrounds of Paca and Carroll. Denaming Processes.

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The divestment problem

University Business

More from UB: The 3 factors holding at-risk students back from graduating The ethical dilemma Student calls for divestment have a significant history in higher education, and some have proved successful. Similarly, student calls for their institutions to cut ties with Israel has a storied history.

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