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Five new directors and officers were elected to the AAC&U board of directors. Lenore Rodicio, senior fellow at the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program, will serve as chair of the board. William J. Craft, president of Concordia College, will serve as past chair. AAC&U members also elected Mary Dana Hinton, president of Hollins University, as vice chair of the board, and more
AAC&U has joined the American Council on Education and other higher education associations in sending a letter to President Biden expressing higher education’s commitment to helping the new administration combat the COVID-19 pandemic. Through practical steps like testing, tracing, and utilizing subject matter experts and campus facilities to support vaccination efforts more
AAC&U joined the American Council on Education and several other higher education associations to send three letters to the new leadership of the US Departments of State and Homeland Security. The letters recommend specific actions to facilitate the enrollment of international students at American colleges and universities and to address the processing delays with Optional Practical Training. The letters are available more
AAC&U’s Summer Institutes offer virtual opportunities for teams and individuals to develop and exchange best practices in support of advancing campus change initiatives. Six institutes will offer opportunities and guidance for campus teams to collaborate on a sustained project, while a seventh institute will provide professional development for early- and mid-career faculty leading projects to transform undergraduate STEM education.
This free webinar will explore the challenges, opportunities, and best practices associated with launching a large-scale high-impact practices (HIPs) initiative at Georgia College. Click here to learn more and register for the March 4 event.
