Tag: Faculty: Page 164

Faculty & Staff

Blogging Rights

For a year and a half, Meg Spohn served as an adjunct faculty member at DeVry University’s Westminster, Colo., campus…

March 8, 2006

Students

The Power of Podcasting

Most years in Dr. Kevin M. Gaugler’s Spanish civilization class, the students were so focused on note-taking that they rarely uttered a word…

March 8, 2006

Faculty & Staff

Blogging Rights

For a year and a half, Meg Spohn served as an adjunct faculty member at DeVry University’s Westminster, Colo., campus. A well-liked instructor, her engaging teaching…

March 7, 2006

Faculty & Staff

Indiana University Admissions Plan Will Hurt Minorities, Says Professor

A civil rights attorney and visiting Indiana University professor says a proposal to raise admission standards would prevent poor and minority students from enrolling…

March 6, 2006

Faculty & Staff

Study: Races Have Different Wishes for Twilight Years

A recent study by a University of Michigan faculty member suggests that racial and ethnic cultural differences extend even to the final days of life…

February 27, 2006

Faculty & Staff

Rifts Between Harvard President and Faculty Lead to Summers’ Resignation

Harvard President Lawrence H. Summers’ often-stormy five-year presidency, marred by numerous faculty conflicts and resignations in protest over his abrasive leadership style…

February 22, 2006

Students

Celebration or Placebo?

“I hate Black History Month.” Such reads the title of a 2001 essay posted on…

February 22, 2006

Faculty & Staff

UCLA Opens the Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity and Politics

Using local ethnic communities to conduct large-scale surveys exploring the racial attitudes of major groups and providing opportunities for faculty and students…

February 16, 2006

Faculty & Staff

Embattled Indiana University President

Indiana University President Adam Herbert, whose leadership has come under fire from faculty critics…

February 8, 2006

Students

Wade in the Water: A Contemporary Metaphor

Like most of the country, I spent much of early September following the news coverage of Hurricane Katrina. The resulting debate called into question my own self-definition as an African-American…

January 25, 2006

Faculty & Staff

Clark Atlanta Engineering Professors Sue

Clark Atlanta University was justified in its decision to close its engineering department…

January 25, 2006

Students

Wade in the Water: A Contemporary Metaphor

Like most of the country, I spent much of early September following the news coverage of Hurricane Katrina…

January 25, 2006