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The New President's Report is out for January with major changes at Georgia Tech, UNC and Seton Hall...Click here to see if your school was affected!
Check out the College President's Report for January 2019. Big changes at Michigan State, UNC Chapel Hill, and Seton Hall.
Major changes in leadership at the University of Minnesota, Rochester and more - Click here to see if your school was affected!
The Board of Regents at Minnesota has named Joan T.A. Gabel as the University’s 17th President. Gabel currently serves as VP for academic affairs and provost at the University of South Carolina. Gabel will become the 17th and first female president in the university’s 167-year history.
DeVos Forced to Forgive $150 Million in Student Loans by Courts
The Department of Education will begin forgiving $150 million worth of student loan debt for those attending for-profit colleges that closed while students were still enrolled.
The new College President's Report is out for November with changes at College of Charleston, UNC and more...Click here to stay updated!
Check out all the changes in the higher education presidency landscape with the Novmeber 2018 College President's Report.
The new College President's Report is out for October with retirements at Maryland, South Carolina and more...Click here to see if your school was affected!
Check out the president's report for August 2018 with changes at Vermont, USC, and More. Click here to check them all out!
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Check out the new College President's Report for September with major shifts in leadership at Colorado State, Tennessee and more...Click here to see if your school was affected
Check out the College President's Report for September 2018, with major changes at Colorado State, Tennessee, and more!
The new College President's Report is out for August with major changes at USC, Vermont and more! Click here to see if your school was affected.
Dr. Robert O. Davies has been named the new president of Central Michigan University. Davies said, “I am honored, humbled and I am privileged to serve you as the 15th president of Central Michigan University.” Davies’s first day at the helm is September 1st.
Female Athletic Directors Growing in NCAA...Check out the new report here!
New research from Higher Education Publications indicates that the number of women in college athletic director positions has almost doubled since 1990.
New NCAA rules to allow agents, players to return to college if undrafted and more...click here to check everything out!
NCAA allowing student athletes to participate in the NBA draft and return to college if undrafted. College administrators to be held more accountable.
The President's Report is out for July with major changes at Univ. of Oklahoma, Colorado, Minnesota and More...Click here to see if your school was affected!
Appointments College of Charleston Announces New President The College of Charleston has named Steve Osborne as the school’s next president. Osborne formerly served as executive vice president of business affairs and senior adviser to previous president, Mr. Glenn McConnel, who announced his retir...
Top-level College Administrators Experiencing Highest Turnover Rates...Click here to stay up-to-date!
New data from Higher Education Publications, Inc. indicates that top-level positions at colleges and universities are experiencing some of the highest employee turnover compared to other administrators. Our analysis tracked administrator data at accredited colleges and universities in the United Sta...
The new President's Report is out for June, with major changes at Boise State, UA Anchorage, and more. Click here to see if your school was affected!
Dr. Cathy Sandeen, current chancellor of the University of Wisconsin Colleges, has been named the next president of UA Anchorage. Dr. Sandeen said, “I am enormously grateful for the opportunity to lead these unique statewide institutions.” She will begin as president in Anchorage this September.
Official Announcement Expected Today
The Trump Administration is proposing a merger of Education Department and Department of Labor. The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday night (6/20) that the proposed merger comes “after a monthlong review of cabinet agencies with an eye toward shrinking the federal government.” The change to...
New Report Shows DeVos Restored Controversial Accreditor Despite Staff Opposition - Higher Education Publication
An internal draft report that was forced to be released by a lawsuit last week, shows that Betsy DeVos’s own staff at the Department of Education condemned the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS) for once again failing to meet federal standards required for accreditati...
Major Changes at USC, UConn and more...Check here to see if your school was affected!
Gregory Adam Haile has been selected to become the next president at Broward College. Haile is an attorney with a law degree from Columbia University. He will replace current president, Mr. David Armstrong, in June.
Per the Washington Post: It’s been three years since Corinthian closed after the Education Department cut off its access to federal student aid for lying about its graduation and job placement rates. At the time, the for-profit chain was being investigated and sued by state and federal authorities for fraud, deceptive marketing and steering students into predatory loans. Despite the evidence against Corinthian unearthed by the Education Department, former students are still struggling to have their federal loans fully discharged.
A federal judge has banned the Department of Education from using earnings data to grant only partial student loan forgiveness to defrauded borrowers who attended defunct for-profit chain Corinthian Colleges.
Student Loan Debt Tops $1.5 Trillion Mark - Higher Education Publication
According to the United States Federal Reserve, outstanding student loan debt has reached an all-time high of $1.52 trillion—up in the last ten years from $619 billion—an increase of over 145%. The new number surpasses all auto and credit card debts held by Americans and sees no signs of slowing...
Check out the President's Report for the month of April here!
The University of Louisville has named Dr. Neeli Bendapudi as the institution’s next president. Dr. Bendapudi has served as provost at Kansas University for the last seven years. She will begin her tenure as Louisville’s first female president in May.
Top Positions Facing Highest Turnover Rates in Higher Ed
New research from Higher Education Publications, Inc. indicates that top-level positions at colleges and universities are experiencing some of the highest employee turnover compared to other administrators. Our analysis tracked administrators at accredited colleges and universities in the United Sta...
The President's Report is out for February with changes at William & Mary, Harvard, and more...see if your school was affected here!
Appointments Harvard Names Next President Harvard has announced that its next president will be former Tufts University President, Dr. Lawrence S. Bacow. Bacow will take over for Dr. Drew Gilpin Faust, who is resigning after 11 years at the helm. He will begin in June of this year. read more New Pre...
March Madness Bracket Busters Boost Branding and Business
March Madness Success Boosts College Applications, Awareness, and Revenue February 20, 2018/0 Comments/in University Highlights /by Bryan CallowThe NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament is set to begin a little less than a month from now and a successful run can pump up more than a school’...
The New Tax Plan and Higher Education
New Tax Reform and Higher Education December 26, 2017/0 Comments/in University Highlights /by Bryan CallowOn December 20, 2017, Congress passed a tax reform bill that will revise the nation’s tax code and ultimately result in significant changes to higher education. Most notably will be a new tax ...
UNC Scandal Not Over Yet
UNC Chapel Hill is being investigated by its accreditor, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, after SACS found that controversial “paper courses” are now being credited towards graduation. According the (Raleigh) News & Observer, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools first co...
Tuition-free is the way to be in Tennessee...
Students enrolled in Tennessee’s free community college scholarship, the Tennessee Promise, are showing more signs of success in higher education than their peers not using the program. According to data released by the Tennessee State Board of Regents, 56% of students who started in the Promise pro...
The new President's Report is out, check out all the changes in higher education here!
Dr. Barbara Gaba has been inaugurated as the ninth president of Atlantic Cape Community College located on the Jersey Shore. Gaba is the first female and first African American president of the school. Dr. Gaba previously served as VP for academic affairs at Union County College.
Some interesting numbers here...
According to recent research from the United States Department of Agriculture and National Student Clearinghouse, students in rural areas are less likely than their urban peers to attend higher education institutions—despite testing higher and graduating from high school at higher rates. High school...
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The President's Report is out for September! Check here to see if your school was affected.
Senator Quinton Ross has been appointed by the board of trustees at Alabama State to become the school’s next president. Ross previously served as a state senator for 15 years. Senator Ross was picked ahead of three other finalists for the job.
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ACICS | ACICS Applies for Initial Recognition
Hello Members: I would like to formally introduce myself as the new President and CEO for the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS). The staff and Council are grateful to our members for your patience as we move forward following the decision by the Department of Education...
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Austin College has announced that Steven P. O’Day will become the school’s next president. Mr. O’Day currently serves as VP of strategic initiatives at Lebanon College. He will be taking over in October for Interim President Michael Imhoff.
Devos hires another for-profit figure in an administrative position at the Education Department
Former for-profit college official, Julian Schmoke, has been hired by the Department of Education to become its new chief enforcement officer for higher education, Politico reports. Essentially, Schmoke’s job will be investigating and protecting students from fraudulent practices by higher education...
The number of female presidents at top doctoral universities continues to drop...
New research from Higher Education Publications, Inc., indicates that the number of women in presidential positions at the major research universities is decreasing. The analysis tracked presidents of the 115 colleges and universities in the United States that are Carnegie classified as doctoral res...
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