Bigger Fish in Smaller Ponds: How Clusters Are Reinventing General Education at UCLA

UCLA seeks to fulfill its goal of enrolling 40 percent of first-year students in innovative general education clusters.

• Register soon for Network for Academic Renewal Conferences to Take Advantage of Lower Rates

• Program for Health and Higher Education Invites Applications for Sumner Symposium; Deadline Nov. 14

• PHHE Funding for High School/College Partnerships; Deadline November 3

• AAC&U Posts New Report from the Greater Expectations Project on Accreditation and Assessment

• AAC&U Launches a Program on "Inclusive Excellence"

• New SENCER Project Newsletter Online
• Liberal Education Features Cognition and Student Learning; Alan Greenspan Remarks on the Liberal Arts
• AAC&U Web Sites Honored for Second Consecutive Year
• Bringing Theory to Practice Will Study Ways to Address Depression and Alcohol Abuse in College Students
• Gaff Honored by the Association for General and Liberal Studies
• Kolbe Appointed Senior Fellow for New Program for Health and Higher Education
• AAC&U News Offers New Page for Member Announcements

• Find out about AAC&U staff visits and presentations to member campuses

SAT Math Results Jump and Minorities Make Gains

Diversity, Complexity, and the Mismeasure of Learning

By Carol G. Schneider