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US: ISU partners with University of Havana

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He also expressed his eagerness to move forward on research collaboration “with University of Havana faculty”. He also expressed his eagerness to move forward on research collaboration “with University of Havana faculty”.

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Succession Planning in HBCUs Ensures Long-Term Sustainability

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

Succession planning is paramount in Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) as it can play a critical role in preserving these institutions' legacy, values, and unique contributions. Succession planning is a collaborative effort involving university and community stakeholders. Roueche and Margaretta B.

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On advancing international education: how SIOs can lead the charge

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Collaborative leadership, however, can lead to growing the scope and size of our impact on global learning worldwide and maximising success for multiple stakeholders. SIOs have employed collaboration at their own institutions in order to implement comprehensive internationalisation. This allows everyone to win. About the authors: Jill E.

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President moves: Another spate of high-profile leaders step down

University Business

However, the motivation behind these presidents’ break from university leadership is markedly cooler than last month’s more dramatic falls from grace. She served as White House deputy chief of staff under President Bill Clinton and the secretary of health and human services under Barack Obama’s administration.

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Lessons Learned – The Implementation Stage of Microcredentials

WCET Frontiers

Jennifer Dale, Community College of Aurora: We want to be an agent of change for students’ social and economic mobility. Lesley Voigt, Madison College: We brought micro-credentials to campus in 2012 as a way to help validate and verify the learning that takes place within our Continuing Education courses.