COVID-19 has had a permanent impact on how students and educators feel about in-person learning. Online learning is the next step for just about every higher education institution operating today, but not everyone has a plan in place to do it well. In this webinar, you'll take a look at what successful online learning is not […]

Covid-19 has upended the world of higher ed. As universities enter an unprecedented semester this fall, graduate programs must also look forward and develop strategies for recruiting in these uncertain times. To see how graduate schools are adapting their admissions efforts, The Chronicle has assembled a panel of deans and other experts for a Virtual […]

Join NCAN as they celebrate their 25th Anniversary at their first ever virtual conference, Marching Toward Equity! We hope you’ll attend this event to learn from your peers, network in one-on-one and small group virtual environments, and hear from plenary speakers such as: Trabian Shorters, author, social entrepreneur, and leading authority on Asset-Framing Kim Hunter […]

What does the national reckoning over systemic racism mean for academic life? Some faculty members have called for specific, immediate actions from their institutions. Scholars across the country have shared personal experiences with the hashtag #Blackintheivory, raising consciousness among colleagues. And college leaders are talking more about diversity, equity, and inclusion. What do Black academics […]

CAP is taking its professional development online! Join for four webinars featuring research and classroom practices for supporting English language learners in both ESL and English courses Use the form to register for the webinars. Prior to the webinar, CAP Central will provide the meeting information.

When colleges made the abrupt shift to online learning last spring, the loss of personal connection struck both students and teachers alike. How can colleges continuing in the virtual space this fall create a more intimate and engaging experience? That’s one of the pressing questions our panel of teaching and online-learning experts will address in […]

Strong, positive student-teacher relationships play a significant role in boosting academic achievement and helping learners succeed both in and out of the classroom. Students who have supportive relationships with their teachers attain higher levels of achievement than their peers. Despite the limitations of a virtual classroom, teachers can continue cultivating strong, positive relationships with students. […]

Join Latina Empowerment Day 2020 - Bakersfield & Fresno! 9:20 -10:00 - SESSION 1- CALSAVERS: PREPARING FOR YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE Latinas face a number of barriers to sustained financial security, including workplace retirement plan access. In this session you will learn about CalSavers, California’s new retirement savings program that is available to workers whose employers […]

 College...A Click Away:  San Bernardino County Virtual College Fair  September 24, 2020  4 - 7 p.m.  Sessions will be offered for Students, Parents and Educators!  College Information Breakouts | Financial Aid Process Breakouts | Opportunity Drawings College/ University Representatives from CSU, UC and private colleges  Se ofrecen algunas sesiones en español. 

For more than a decade, the world of higher ed has been focused on student success. Then came the Covid-19 pandemic. What are colleges doing to continue their progress on completion rates, equity, and social mobility? Join the Student Success in the Pandemic Era webinar for an interactive discussion on where efforts stand now and […]

This session, Introduction to CA Practitioners’ Guide for Educating English Learners with Disabilities, will assist Local Education Agencies (LEA) practitioners to understand the legal requirements, best practices, and resources to assist them in appropriately determining what and how to proceed with instructing students identified as English learners with disabilities. Leaders and educators will learn to […]

The Covid-19 crisis has hit low-income students especially hard, and many will ultimately transfer to colleges closer to home. Yet, even in the best of times, the transfer experience is often complicated and students frequently lose credits earned at their previous institutions. With the threat of even greater financial hardship, a growing number of potential […]

As the job market struggles to recover, colleges must focus on new ways to help prepare their students for post-graduate success. How can colleges ensure that graduates will have the skills sought by employers? To find out The Chronicle surveyed companies and other employers about the needs they have now and how colleges can better […]

Higher ed is in a seemingly constant state of flux--and along with it, the lives of students, faculty, and staff. Covid-19 outbreaks on college campuses reopened for classes this fall have led to a chaotic start to the semester, with some institutions returning to a fully virtual platform and others enacting new restrictions for student […]

College admissions has always been a mysterious process. To those on the outside, the holistic and subjective process used by colleges can create an air of distrust. Now, as Covid-19 continues to upend colleges and universities nationwide, the task for many admissions officers is how to recruit and evaluate students in a more transparent way. […]