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Are college students learning?

Book jacket of Academically Adift: Limited learning on campus

Josipa Roksa, co-author of "Academically Adrift: Limited Learning on Campuses," suggests college students may not be learning much during their years on campus. Roksa will speak about her book at the University of Iowa College of Education Thursday, Feb. 7, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. in Jones Commons, room N300 Lindquist Center. Story

Affirmative action expert to speak at UI in advance of pivotal Supreme Court case

Randall Kennedy, one of the leading scholars and race and the law, will speak at UI on Oct. 4, a week before the Supreme Court hears arguments in a pivotal case regarding affirmative action and college admissions. Story

UI names Daniel Reed new VP for research, economic development

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The University of Iowa on Tuesday named Daniel Reed, an executive at Microsoft Corp. and a longtime academic, as its next vice president for research and economic development. Reed will start on Oct. 15 and succeeds Jordan Cohen. Story

Embrace your inner North Dakotan

The Chronicle of Higher Education: Embrace your inner North Dakotan
Published
2012.08.12
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Perlmutter offers Ph.D.s advice on making the most of a tight job market in higher education. Story from: The Chronicle of Higher Education

The Chronicle of Higher Education

Morphew on education shopping

Published
2012.08.08

UI College of Education policy specialist Christopher Morphew stresses careful shopping when choosing among new multi-disciplinary masters programs. Story from: Reuters

Reuters

Bills talks problematic higher ed model

Published
2012.07.24

David Bills, a professor of sociology of education at the University of Iowa, highlights some of the problems with the current higher education model. Story from: WTTW

WTTW

Fethke writes about presidency perils

Chronicle of Higher Education: Fethke writes about presidency perils
Published
2012.07.23
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Business faculty member Gary Fethke, former interim president of the UI, writes about "The Precarious Profession of University President." Story from: Chronicle of Higher Education

Chronicle of Higher Education

Media experts on education affordability, policy, politics available

Several University of Iowa experts are available to media to share their expertise as President Obama visits campus to talk about college affordability this week. Story

Fethke asks, why does tuition go up?

Chronicle of Higher Education: Fethke asks, why does tuition go up?
Published
2012.04.01

Gary Fethke of the Tippie College of Business asks why college tuition goes up. And the answer is because taxpayer support goes down. Story from: Chronicle of Higher Education

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