A course sparks community engagement; a shooting spurs activism by dual-enrollment students; 2 replies to 'A Moral Stain on the Profession'; and more.
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The University of Colorado system’s finalist is drawing fire, and its once-unanimous board is now fractured. Meantime, the University of South Carolina system punted on a choice of four finalists. PREMIUM
Florida Atlantic University started a yearlong dual-enrollment program for local high-schoolers who want to become community activists. “We were looking for people who genuinely sounded like they wanted to change the world,” said a professor.
Hundreds of college leaders were at George Mason University this week for the P3 EDU conference on public-private partnerships. Here’s what several of them told The Chronicle about their biggest hopes and fears about outsourcing to third parties.
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