Colleges Innovate to Fill Science Job Surplus Voa News The U.S. has a surplus of science jobs but not enough college graduates to fill them. that 40 percent of students planning to major in science, technology, engineering or mathematics end up switching majors or don’t finish. | Some say large lec...
It takes two: For some students, two-year community colleges are the best option STL Today | For Donna Brandy, it was close to home. For Khadaega Thabet, it offered her the flexibility to handle family obligations. Eddie O’Neil and Jamie Rybak both say it allowed them to discover their direction in life. And all of them say affordability...
College and University News The Charlotte Observer | Belmont Abbey College | McDonald heads to Wellesley: Judith McDonald, assistant professor of Education at Belmont Abbey College, has been named the Assistant Director of Curriculum and Instruction of EXPLO at Wellesley College. | McDonald will help...
>Arts education innovator to speak at IUP commencement Penn Live | Clyde McGeary, a Camp Hill resident who helped to create the Governor’s School for the Arts and the Governor’s Schools of Excellence during his tenure with the Pennsylvania Department of Education, will provide the keynote address Satur...
Educational Services of America Wins International Innovation Award from Citrix CNBC | NASHVILLE, Tenn., May 10, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Release Highlights: Educational Services of America (ESA) is the winner of the 2012 Citrix Innovation Award, an international award recognizing visionary organizations that use Citrix techno...
Sony's designs on your computer The Daily Telegraph Sony’s new laptops aim to look as good as they perform, and not cost the Earth. Matt Warman examines their chances in a cut-throat market. | Image 1 of 4 Sony's T-Series features a rectangular design, rather than the ultrabooks' usual wedge shape Image 1 of 4 Sony's new E-Series features a wra...
