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Why Do Universities Lie About Program Information?

Higher Ed Ethics Watch

I have previously blogged about doctored program information submitted by four prominent universities—Rutgers University, Temple University, Claremont McKenna College, and Iona College. News & World Report. News & World Report. News & World Report. Examining the Ethical Issues.

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Auburn professor awarded $646k in damages in speech case

Inside Higher Ed

An Alabama jury awarded Michael Stern $645,837 in damages, finding after a two-week trial that Stern’s former dean illegally punished him for speaking out. He said he looks “forward to working with Auburn University, charting a new and positive path toward achieving our educational mission.”

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‘House of the Dragon’ Is Obviously a Thinly Veiled Exploration of Academic Politics

Inside Higher Ed

Blog: Learning Innovation The best recent show about academia over the past few years is not The Chair , although it was pretty good. Appearances by the relevant deans/lords—including Lord Corlys Velaryon as the dean of the business school (naturally)—always make for compelling viewing.

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Promises and Pitfalls of ChatGPT

Inside Higher Ed

Blog: Call to Action: Marketing and Communications in Higher Education Can artificial intelligence technology help you research content ideas? Develop copy for a news release or marketing email? How about a blog post on a complex research breakthrough, a compelling profile of a donor or engaging stories about successful alumni?

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Friday Fragments

Inside Higher Ed

Blog: Confessions of a Community College Dean This may sound like a humblebrag, but it’s really more of a glimpse into what happens when you write a lot over an extended period. Earlier this week a colleague posted a link to a new paper she co-authored on a subject I found worthwhile. The good news is that it holds up.

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Friday Fragments

Inside Higher Ed

Blog: Confessions of a Community College Dean Thanks to everyone who wrote in response to the post about the most prestigious institutions often putting students in classes with the least experienced instructors. On Mastodon, one correspondent suggested that the dichotomy of grad student bad/tenured professor good was overdrawn.

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Friday Fragments

Inside Higher Ed

Blog: Confessions of a Community College Dean It’s college ranking season again. News rankings are ridiculous, and Williams beating Amherst is right and proper. News rankings are a consumer guide for parents who want to maximize the chances of their kids getting high-paid jobs. ”) assume other audiences.

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