Last but not least, we welcome Deren Onursal to the ECC Blog and Web Resources team! 👏 Deren is a 5th-year Ph.D. candidate at the University of California, Riverside. His research interests include protest, social movements, state repression, democratic institutions, and quantitative methodology. He particularly investigates the effects of state tactics used during protest events on protesters' decisions to continue, and whether the relationship between state repression and protest continuation is mediated by emotions. We are grateful to each new member of the Early Career Committee for their expertise and look forward to their contributions. Thank you! To view all of our ECC leadership, visit https://lnkd.in/d_PJ3dzQ. #ISPP #ECC
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GOT CHALLENGES? Most institutions of #highereducation do. The changes necessary are not easy. Leaders that make them happen are often subject to votes of no confidence. Boards that give in to these votes will find it impossible to find leaders that make the changes needed in the future. #gotcasagrande
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In this Article for Academe I delve into Maryland’s long battle for faculty collective bargaining rights, highlighting the triumphs and ongoing challenges. After years of organizing and advocacy, community college faculty gained union rights, but the fight for four-year institutions continues. The article explores the power of collective action, detailing how unionization has empowered faculty, improved working conditions, and increased job satisfaction. Join me in reflecting on this journey and what lies ahead for higher education in Maryland. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/emth5SqN
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In this Off The Page episode, editor Nicholas Tampio discusses DEMOCRACY AND EDUCATION with Max Jacobs. New Books Network https://buff.ly/4dj62Vw This edition makes DEMOCRACY AND EDUCATION come alive for a new generation of readers. The editor’s introduction explores the main themes of the book and how Dewey’s ideas contribute to debates about education standards, testing, accountability, school choice, free school lunch, recess, student discipline, and education technology. #ListenUP #OffThePage #Education #Democracy #JohnDewey #Democracy #Democratic #DemocraticEducation #Philosophy
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✨ ISPP Member Spotlight: Chryl N. Laird, PhD, University of Maryland College Park ✨ We’re thrilled to spotlight Chryl Laird, who previously served on the ISPP Governing Council. Chryl specializes in American politics, race/ethnic politics, and political psychology. Her work provides valuable insights into these areas and continues to influence the field. Learn more about her impactful contributions here 🔗: https://lnkd.in/eKgfgevf #ISPP #MemberSpotlight #PoliticalPsychology
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Check out John's thoughtful platform!
Dear fellow IU alumni: I am running for trustee at our alma mater, and would appreciate your vote! If you'd like to learn more about my platform, head to: mcgfortrustee.com. When you're ready to vote, head here: https://lnkd.in/gTb69-J2. Polls close June 28. Finally, please spread the word about my candidacy. It's a tight field of 12 (!) candidates, so every vote matters! Thanks very much.
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My latest article on what every University President should know: https://lnkd.in/gJr3BtFb Let me know what you think!
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Check out the blog I wrote for Association of Colleges sharing strategies for working with under-represented communities in further and higher education 🖊️ Have a read and let me know what you think!
In our new blog, Aimée Hayes, Access and Participation Officer at University of Suffolk, shares strategies for working with under-represented communities in FE and HE to better engage and retain them in education. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eWSpMqPC
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VMU Celebrates 35 Years of Liberal Arts Tradition in Lithuanian Higher Education. This milestone is crucial in shaping the philosophy of education. What are the global challenges democratic societies from West to East face today? Fear of not being re-elected and losing poll support creates a challenge to the concept of leadership. Democratic societies must connect to the essence of liberty and freedom in the 21st century. Liberal Arts education offers an opportunity to raise responsible generations, as it has historically excelled. Students start their careers in a creative environment where they must make decisions, often with a compromise or cost. This is a critical part of a democratic community—the ability to be responsible, sensitive, and proactive in decision-making. A question was posed by Vilma Žydžiūnaitė: What happens when young people have too many choices and opportunities to shape their careers? The main benefit of Liberal Arts education is that it trains everyone to take small steps in the decision-making process, shape their character, and learn to make mistakes in search of the right decision. It is not about the fear of failure but rather about the willingness to leave the comfort of a safe—and in this regard, limited—life. Only then can we progress. This is our mission at the Liberal Arts University: to help these young leaders emerge. #LiberalArts #Education #Responsibility #DecisionMaking #Progress #philosophy Photo by Jonas Petronis
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One week from today, America will elect its next President. However, Inside Higher Ed reports #facultyandstaff are shying away from election-related conversations-just 30% of faculty say plan to discuss the election in their classrooms. Most of us learned how to disagree, and cite proper evidence while doing so, during our college experience. For many, it was those disagreements that sharpened our own beliefs. And Gallup research tells us that #collegegraduates who were exposed to diversity (in religion, race/ethnicity, political background, socioeconomic status) while in college are more likely to report their degree was #worththecost. Kudos to the faculty nationally who are leveraging this once-every-four-years moment to instruct/inspire their students.
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"Critics of DEI programs in higher education, as well as corporate America, insist they are unfair and discriminatory." And my question is: unfair and discriminatory against who? Please read these articles with a grain of salt. In thriving for "objectivity," newspapers tend to downplay the importance of DEI initiatives given that the majority of employees in the U.S. want a more inclusive environment. Obviously, the policy is trash and we will see a substantial drop in college applications to Florida universities in the coming years based on this decision. #dei #florida https://lnkd.in/g5FVKByE
