AAC&U
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Advancing the democratic purposes of higher education by promoting equity, innovation, and excellence in liberal education.
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http://www.aacu.org 16-09-2009 19:16:33
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AAC&U collaborated with National Association of Colleges and Employers and @societyforfree on research to better understand the experiences of #faculty in helping students prepare for #career success. The results of this research are now available! Download your FREE copy today: ow.ly/Q7wO50RljUx
Are we harming our students when we provide them with 'safe spaces'? Trinity College's dSTERLINGb says yes, try productive discomfort instead! aacu.org/liberaleducati… #LibEdMag
We’ve extended the application deadline for the Project Kaleidoscope STEM Leadership Institute, a transformative experience for #STEM faculty and administrators featuring My Tenure Trek®, a state-of-the-art #diversity simulation. Apply by May 30. Details: ow.ly/c7rk50RSXfI
AAC&U is proud to support VITAL/contingent faculty by partnering with USC Pullias Center for Higher Education on the Delphi Award. Apply by June 28 and have your work recognized.
Register for the AAC&U Conference on Global Learning and take advantage of early bird rates! #AACUGlobal is the premier event showcasing global learning activities, programs, and strategies educators use to prepare students for an interconnected world. aacu.org/global
Today is the last day to submit a proposal for #AACUGlobal . Add your voice to conversations that will transform global learning experiences for all students. Details on the proposal submission process: aacu.org/global
AAC&U President Lynn Pasquerella tells Inside Higher Ed’s Sara Weissman that a liberal arts education can take shape as a degree, certificate, or microcredential, as long as students acquire the necessary competencies for work and lifelong learning.
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AAC&U Statement on the Ongoing Campus Protests and the Upcoming Congressional Hearing: ow.ly/l94050RG9IA #AcademicFreedom
One of the key findings from Georgetown CEW indicates that race-conscious affirmative action failed to sufficiently increase enrollment of underrepresented minority students at selective institutions. Read the report: