Since the emergence of generative artificial intelligence (AI)—most notably ChatGPT—the general discourse in higher education has been a tale of conflicting opinions as many institutional
3 Strategies for Supporting First-Gen Students Research shows that first-gen students struggle to gain a sense of belonging. Low-income, first-generation students face additional barriers. ACUE
What kind of impact can a campus-wide investment in quality teaching have on student success? Today, students at the University of Arkansas – Pulaski Technical
College students are struggling to persist through their “gateway” courses. A new $1.5 million study funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will examine
By Cindy Blackwell As one of three people working at my institution’s faculty development center in March 2020, I appreciated the kudos from Cahn, Stellar and
Presidents, provosts, and project directors from 14 public HBCUs convened last week as the “Excellence in Online Instruction” initiative begins to take root within their
Higher education is in a moment of immense change. Our partners know that in order to emerge stronger and ready for the future, faculty must
The third webinar in ACUE’s Back to School series, Getting Better Prepared for Online and Hybrid Learning, featured insights from Flower Darby, Northern Arizona University;
In the second webinar of ACUE’s Back to School series, Dr. Santiba Campbell, Associate Professor of Psychology, Faculty Senate President and Ex-Officio member of the
How can we ensure a strong and equitable start to the new academic year as our lives continue to be affected by the pandemic? As
