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Three #UBSPHHP students have been named recipients of the SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence, the highest honor SUNY bestows upon its students. Created in 1997, the award is given annually to recognize high-achieving SUNY students who also excel in such areas as leadership, community service, campus involvement or the arts. ➡️Learn more about #UBuffalo students Hannah Crittenden, Samiha Islam, and Jeremy N.: https://ow.ly/Vfpz50Rn7Wy

#SalemNews Salem College Ranked Among Best Liberal Arts Colleges in the Nation Recently ranked by U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges 2024, Washington Monthly College Rankings 2023, and the New York Times Magazine as one of America's top liberal arts colleges, Salem College continues to lead in the nation for giving our students a pathway to leadership and career success. #BeRemarkable #SalemCollege #LiberalArts

If you've been on campus in the last four years, there is a good chance you've probably met Shay. It is a rarity to find a student club or piece of the campus community that Shay has not somehow been involved with or brushed up against during her time as a Yellowjacket the last four years, but her passion for community and supporting those around her has fueled not only her involvement, but her research on campus as well. Learn more about Shay and her journey at MSUB at the link below. #msubillings #alumni #studentresearch #studentachievement #studentsuccess

The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award (‘The Duke of Ed’) is an exciting international youth development program in which all of our elected Year 9 Leaders participate, along with other students who nominated to be part of the program. The program plays a pivotal role in developing our students’ leadership skills and resilience as they transition from Middle School into Senior School. A big shout out to Duke of Edinburgh Leader and Head of Inclusion, Kirsty Keay for her passion and drive in leading the Duke of Ed Awards program at KG and to Middle School Principal Jessica Walker for her enthusiasm and support of the program. The program has many benefits including: 1. Personal Development: Participation in the Duke of Edinburgh Awards encourages students to set goals, push their boundaries, and develop essential life skills such as teamwork, communication, and problem-solving. 2. Physical Fitness: The program promotes physical activity through its requirements for participation in sports, physical recreation, and adventurous activities, fostering a healthy and active lifestyle among students. 3. Leadership Skills: Students have the opportunity to take on leadership roles within their groups, honing their leadership abilities, decision-making skills, and confidence in their own capabilities. 4. Community Engagement: Through volunteering and service activities, participants contribute positively to their communities, developing empathy, social responsibility, and a sense of civic duty. 5. Resilience and Perseverance: Undertaking the challenges presented by the Duke of Edinburgh Awards cultivates resilience and perseverance in students as they navigate obstacles, setbacks, and the demands of the program. 6. Recognition and Achievement: Completing the program and earning the Duke of Edinburgh Award provides students with a tangible recognition of their efforts, achievements, and personal growth, enhancing their self-esteem and motivation. 7. Global Perspective: The program encourages participants to explore new environments, cultures, and experiences, fostering a broader understanding of the world and promoting global citizenship. Below is a fantastic video produced by Education Queensland showcasing KGSC and our staff and students involved in the program. https://lnkd.in/gRrVMjFv #dukeofedinburgh #dukeofedinburghaward #youthleadership #PersonalGrowth #GlobalCitizenship #nurturinggloballycompetentlearnersleadersandcitizens #ThePursuitofExcellenceWithAllOurMight #YourPreptoPathwaysExperience

📘 **Book Insight: "13 Ideas that are Transforming the Community College World" by Terry O'Banion** 🔍 **Key Takeaways:** 1. **Reflecting America's Education Landscape:** Walter Bumphus highlights community colleges as dynamic, evolving institutions, mirroring America's complexities and transformations. 2. **Broadening Educational Conversations:** O'Banion emphasizes the need for comprehensive discourse on critical issues facing community colleges, targeting a wide audience of educators and stakeholders. 3. **Historical and Future Perspectives:** The introduction traces community colleges' historical development and forecasts their future through 13 innovative ideas, from changing learning paradigms to new leadership approaches. 📚 *#CommunityCollegeEvolution #EducationalTransformation #TerryOBanion #HigherEducationInsights #TheClarkCommunique*

Consolidation in the higher education sphere continues as the leaders of Gannon University and Ursuline College, both private Catholic schools, announce that they've signed a letter of intent to merge the two systems. #GreatCollegeAdvice #HigherEdMergers #HigherEducation

I am ecstatic to begin my Ed. D. journey with University of North Carolina Wilmington’s Community College Leadership specialization through UNCW Watson College of Education. We had our new student orientation today. #uncw #seahawk #seahawks #orientation #highered #highereducation #education #educationalleadership #leadership #doctorate #doctorateprogram #doctoralprogram

Sharing the good news out of Athens, both as a proud parent and the increasing likelihood we'll have one off the payroll in 18 months! To all my accounting and advisory firm colleagues, let me know you need an intro.

Consolidation in the higher education sphere continues as the leaders of Gannon University and Ursuline College, both private Catholic schools, announce that they've signed a letter of intent to merge the two systems. #GreatCollegeAdvice #HigherEdMergers #HigherEducation

To thrive and succeed in college and beyond, California students need leaders and faculty that share their backgrounds and lived experiences. In spite of the advances the UC, CSU, and California Community Colleges have made in achieving equitable representation, we still have a long way to go. Learn how state and college leaders can take action for equitable representation in college leadership https://buff.ly/48ziZs9