Dormitory Burns in Abilene (A Simulation)
October 9, 2008
Abilene Christian University decided to educate students about the dangers of fire in a dormitory. So they constructed a model dorm room in the center
Abilene Christian University decided to educate students about the dangers of fire in a dormitory. So they constructed a model dorm room in the center
I spent a beautiful fall day at recently at the Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design, located in Lakewood, Colorado. The occasion was National
During my recent visit to the University of Wyoming, I met a woman from Suzhou, China, chattering away in Mandarin with a friend. I had
Just a couple of weeks ago, the National Council for College Admissions Counseling issued a report calling on colleges to reduce the importance of standardized
The big show at last week’s conference of the National Association for College Admissions Counseling was a report by NACAC examining the role of SAT
This was recommended to me by a friend on Twitter. It is a very clear, explicit guide for approaching your college career. Too many students
The National Association for College Admissions Counseling is releasing a report this week to coincide with its national convention that questions the importance of standardized
USA Today recently published a great article about GAP year programs, and about students who took the year off between high school and college. I
Sixty percent of college students in America are women; men go to college in fewer numbers. Some campuses are content to reflect this gender gap,
It it no surprise whatsoever that black and brown students score lower on standardized tests than their white and yellow peers. This fact is one
Every year at this time, Beloit College in Wisconsin, publishes a list of characteristics of the incoming freshmen class. The list is meant to help
Inside Higher Ed reports in an article today that many colleges–especially liberal arts colleges–are not participating in at least some aspects of the infamous US