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The Marsha Fuerst School of Nursing at Glendale Career College Joins with Adventist Health Glendale in Clinical Partnership Program

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Partnership Offers Training Opportunities to Keep Nurses on the Leading Edge of Health Care While Equipping Students for Success GLENDALE, Calif.—The Marsha Fuerst School of Nursing at Glendale Career College (GCC) recently announced a new clinical partnership opportunity with Adventist Health Glendale to provide clinical coaching for the hospital’s nurses. “We’re incredibly excited about this More Info »

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3 Reasons I’m Hopeful About the Future of Education — in 2021 and Beyond – Ed Surge

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It’s Okay To Not Yet Have A Take On Cardona – Forbes

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Biden taps Warren ally Chopra to lead Consumer Bureau – Politico

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A Phenomenological Exploration of Adult Basic Education Teachers’ Experiences with Professional Development

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By Joel Floyd, Ph.D., Chief Executive Director of Adult ESL and Continuing Education, English for a Lifetime Language Institute and Steven Roth, Ed.D., Graduate Professor of Education, Coordinator of the Master’s Programs in Education, Keiser University
Adult basic education (ABE) teachers’ lack of professional development is alarming given that their primary responsibilities are to instruct nontraditional adult learners in obtaining basic literacy skills to prepare this student population for the workforce. Employing a phenomenological research methodology, this study included five ABE teachers’ lived experiences with professional development. The results indicated that the ABE field lacked a stable and consistent professional development program.

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Is OTT the Next Big Thing in Higher Education Marketing?

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Reaching Students in a COVID-19 Focused Learning Environment

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Remote Teaching –Thriving or Surviving?

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By Lora Polich, Associate Director of Awareness Media, EducationDynamics
OTT ad placements are the hot marketing opportunity everyone is talking about. But what exactly are they talking about? Take a look at what OTT is and steps you can take to help you better reach prospective students.

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Motivating Your Remote Workforce While Maintaining Compliance

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2019 Proprietary Higher Education Review: “Food Fight!”

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By Tony Guida, Partner, Education Group of Duane Morris LLP
As Guida looks at the current state of affairs in our Nation’s capital, including campaign activities gearing up for the 2020 presidential election, he can’t help but be reminded of the cafeteria scene from the movie “National Lampoon’s Animal House.”
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FNU Students Display Emotional and Psychological Resilience in Spite of COVID-19

Process Makes Perfect: How the Accommodation Process Supports Students with Disabilities and Safeguards Valuable College Resources

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By Jessica High, Attorney and Bryce Young, Attorney, Duane Morris, LLP
Since 2005, disability rights cases have increased by almost 395 percent. Following the same process for every student will always lead to the right result, no matter the facts or situation. While this may not immunize your institution from a complaint or lawsuit, following and documenting a process bolsters your defenses greatly.
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A Roadmap to Compliance with the New Title IX Rule

Pursuing Student and Exchange Visitor Program Certification to Attract International Students Benefits Career Colleges Willing to Undertake the Process

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By John Willis, President, MIAT College of Technology Houston Campus
One of the many ways that leaders of career schools can enhance their program offerings is to attract international students, which is proven to benefit the student, the school, and the U.S. economy. MIAT College of Technology Houston campus leaders initiated the SEVP certification process in May 2016 and secured approval in May 2017. Earlier this year, the Houston campus enrolled its first group of international students.
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Fall 2020 Postsecondary Enrollments: Down, but Maybe Not as Bad as Expected

We Invited Our Marketing Agency to Our Annual Planning. Here’s Why You Should Too.

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By Charlie Buehler, Vice President of Marketing, Broadview Education Consortium
Broadview Education Consortium needed to think differently as they prepared for their annual planning meeting. They decided to take the bold step of inviting their outside marketing agency to attend and participate – the result was amazing.
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Campus Screening App, Cleaning Technology Help Bring Stanbridge University Students Safely Back to Campus

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