Student Tracking In The Age Of Coronavirus
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#CampusClear also provides real-time analytics to help guide campus officials as they make decisions regarding on-campus operations.
Why Do Experts Advise Investing In One As Early As Possible
Grant Enables SDCCD To Help Undocumented Students
When Felix Matos Rodriguez was named the eighth chancellor of New York’s prestigious City University of New York (CUNY) system and its first Latino leader in May of 2019, it was a towering achievement for him and the city’s entire Latino population.
Since 1974, the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) has been encouraging Latinos to pursue careers in engineering, which gradually morphed into STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Math).
California Community Colleges’ Program Offering Automatic Acceptance At 4-Year Schools
College Currently Has 52 Percent Latino Students Written by Gary M. Stern
Juntos 4-H employs several strategies including a week-long or weekend summer workshop on a college campus, one-on-one mentoring, and workshops on such topics as financial aid for both students and their parents.
Museums selected for the program reflect a wide geographic base and include five each from each major geographic area: the Northeast, the South, the Midwest and the West. It also encompasses six small museums with budgets under $5 million, seven mid-sized museums with budgets from $5 million to $15 million and seven large museums with budgets greater than $15 million.
Texas Woman’s University Introduces a Bilingual Program A federal grant at Texas Woman’s University (TWU) is helping bilingual and in-service teachers become better educators by improving their bilingual skills. The program, which launched in 2016, is called PIONERAS, the Spanish word for “pioneer.” In 2017, 24 graduate students and 42 undergraduates who are all bilingual and in-service teachers participated in it.
Despite a terrible recession, rising unemployment and scandals about college loan programs, enrollment at most private American colleges is holding its own, according to a survey conducted by the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities (NAICU).
