Four education researchers lay out best practices for higher ed distance learning
Based on sound social science, the resource tackles virtual faculty-student relationships, professor self-care, and more
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Buschmann and Ross receive funding for capstone project design
Michael Buschmann, Department Chair and Professor, Bioengineering, and Shani Ross, Associate Chair/Assistant Professor, Bioengineering, have received funding from the U.S.
Read moreFactors linked to college aspirations, enrollment, and success
A recent study has identified certain factors associated with a greater likelihood that a high school student will decide to
Read moreNew ACM study gives most detailed picture to date of US bachelor’s programs in computing
Significant increases seen in software engineering enrollments
Read moreCultivating Black chemists
The current reckoning surrounding systemic racism has the chemistry community reflecting on its role in perpetuating the inequalities Black chemists
Read moreThe story of a cosmological experiment
The dark energy survey
Read moreUMass Lowell prof to present TEDx talk on ‘Breaking Barriers’
Speaker series features prominent women in range of fields
Read moreChen studying true cost of dual-enrollment programs in Virginia
P. Daniel Chen, Director and Associate Professor, Higher Education Program, is examining the cost of dual-enrollment programs in Virginia. He
Read moreTo the choir: Forward-thinking faculty sharing innovations mostly among themselves
Study suggests faculty networks not enough to spread evidence-based practices
Read moreUTA nursing: A national Center of Excellence
College of Nursing and Health Innovation receives National League for Nursing honor
Read moreChange is constant: How the COVID-19 pandemic may shape the future of studying abroad
Education researchers from China give their views on what the current crisis could do to international higher education
Read moreNew research contradicts claims that Asian American students are harmed when they cannot attend their first-choice university
Washington, August 24, 2020–A new study finds evidence that contradicts claims in legal complaints to the U.S. Department of Justice
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