… some kind of assault on the workings and integrity of higher education.   For all my years in this field, I have not seen so many controversies about how higher … of the conversations about the value of tenure and the belief that such a system was unsustainable in universities – which was particularly disturbing for me because at that time I was in the process of working my way to a tenured-faculty position.   I recall the controversies around faculty …

… Simulation Research and Professor in the Health Professions Education Department , was inspired to create the program through a combination of a past high school intern … in careers is surely going to help us bring unique skills to the table later.”  “My favorite part of the program was the simulations,” said another student. “It is … who expressed that it was a life-changing experience for their kids.   “Picking up my child and having her recount the endless amazing experiences was so fulfilling,” …

… event producer focused on empowering professionals of color. Dr. Truong was presented the award December 20 at the company’s Chief Diversity Officer (CDO) … said in a video presented during the event. “This honor means a lot to me given my background as someone from marginalized and minoritized communities. As an Asian … and belonging to implement policies, programs, and practices across Harvard.   “In my years of experience as a higher education leader, I have not witnessed someone who …

… Library and Study Commons and the instructional design team, received the  “I Love My Librarian”  award in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the Institute’s research and instruction efforts. She was selected from 1,865 nominations submitted by both educational and public library … value her input.”   Bell attributes her success to the people around her. “I know my name is one on the award, but I truly believe it is less a reflection on me as an …

… Morse, and Margie Sipe as Fellows of the American Academy of Nursing Conclusion of my two-year elected term as President of the American Academy for Nursing and … ever healthier, and ever committed to justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion.  My hope is that you will find joy in learning and working as we join hands for the … Morse, and Margie Sipe as Fellows of the American Academy of Nursing Conclusion of my two-year elected term as President of the American Academy for Nursing and …

… that I’ve helped guide people really just means a lot. I’m very grateful for my cohort and for my faculty.”    Check out the carousel of winners:  Physical therapy student Lexi … that I’ve helped guide people really just means a lot. I’m very grateful for my cohort and for my faculty.”    Check out the carousel of winners:  Physical therapy student Lexi …

… best dog in the world. But aren’t they all?   I met Gavin in Alaska, in prison. I was working as a physician assistant in a women’s prison where inmates worked with a … prediction and expectation. He’s faithful, smart, loving. An amazing companion to my retired husband. A dog with a sense of humor. He’s even won over family members … I am grateful to be able to work from home and have Gavin snoring on his bed at my feet: a silver lining in the midst of all of this heartbreak and uncertainty.  …

… history that we inherit. It's a history that we have to be aware of and take into account as we do this work.”  The keynote was followed by a plenary session by School of Nursing faculty Dr. Clara Gona, Dr. … history that we inherit. It's a history that we have to be aware of and take into account as we do this work.”  The keynote was followed by a plenary session by School …