How can HIPs drive educational reform?

“The Assessment Institute will host 5 complimentary Zoom-based 60-minute webinars throughout the year featuring national leaders from HIPs in the States (High-Impact Practices). These sessions are open to anyone in the higher education community.” Wed, June 21: How can HIPs drive educational reform? Wed, August 23: What have we learned from the ways we have failed?

USG e-clips for June 12, 2023

University System News: Bluefield Daily Telegraph Health care workforce lagging By Asia Ashley CNHI News Service A shortage of health care workers has state officials concerned enough to set aside funding to help rural providers recruit employees. Georgia is among the top three states with the highest number of job vacancies in the U.S., particularly, […]

USG e-clips for June 13, 2023

University System News: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Kemp: College finances squeezed as demand for job training soars By Ty Tagami As Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp assumed his new role as chairman of a regional education board Monday, he outlined a paradox the state now faces. With student enrollment falling, higher education budgets are getting squeezed. Meanwhile, […]

Duo Security Update – Duo Verified Push

Securing information and information systems, products or services remains a core responsibility of Georgia Highlands College and GHC has a legal and ethical responsibility to protect information in its care with effective and industry-standard cybersecurity safeguards. Therefore, we’ve upgraded Duo Security at GHC with Duo Verified Push to add an additional layer of protection for […]

Tutorial Center Class Visits

Dear GHC Faculty,   The Tutorial Centers would love to visit your classes to help encourage students to take advantage of our free inperson and online services!   Please respond to this message if you are open to us arranging a visit from a tutor for your classes (typically lasts only about 5 minutes).   If you are teaching […]

USG e-clips for June 9, 2023

University System News: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Anger grows as Georgia panel further cuts diversity from teacher prep rules By Vanessa McCray The latest fight over diversity and equity in Georgia’s schools was waged Thursday in a tense boardroom across the street from the state Capitol. There, more than a dozen teachers and advocates approached the […]