Erik Cliburn, Author at Insight Into Academia

American Bar Association Looks to Increase DEI in Law Schools Through Accreditation Standards Revisions

Towson University Works to Eliminate Graduation Gaps

Theater Programs Work to Reduce Major Representation Gaps in the Industry

Dental Schools Seek to Limit Oral Health Disparities for Patients with Disabilities

Universities Embrace Artificial Intelligence to Support Students

Education Experts Call on the Government and Colleges to Rectify the Growing Teacher Shortage

Black Men Participating in College Sports May Be More Vulnerable to Sexual Abuse

Higher Education Institutions Respond to the Russia-Ukraine Conflict

University of Michigan’s Ford School Addresses Social Inequities through Increased Dialogue and Student Engagement

Higher Education Plays a Key Role in Diversifying Think Tanks and Public Policy Research

Universities Implement Initiatives to Advance Student-Athlete Financial Literacy, Navigate NIL Policies

New Medical School Cohort to Build Long-Term Strategies to Combat Systemic Racism

International Education Programs Adapt to Pandemic Challenges and Look to More Equitable Future

White Faculty and Staff at PCOM Address Biases Through ‘Unlearning Racism’ Program

Nonprofit Seeks to Diversify Dietetics Field Through Student Mentorship, Professional Development

Universities Increase Endowment Spending on Students Amid Investment Gains

Esports at HBCUs Promote Diversity in a Thriving Industry

Business Schools Continue to Lag Behind in DEI Leadership

Miami University’s Farmer School of Business Creates Unique Program to Develop Cultural Intelligence

Inclusive Design Can Change the Face of Campus Architecture

Inflation Has Yet to Affect Tuition, but Students Still Feel the Rising Costs

‘We’re Really Athlete-Students’: Former College Players Open Up About Struggles and Life after Sports

Evolution of Assistive Technology Presents A World of Possibilities for People with Disabilities

Law Schools Commit to Furthering Anti-Racist Training, Addressing Inequity

Cybersecurity Programs Offer Veterans a Natural Transition to Civilian Workforce

The Equity Debate in College Sports Goes Beyond Financial Compensation

Indian Students in the U.S. Grapple with COVID-19 Crisis from Half a World Away

Medical Schools Work to Develop A More Diverse Physician Workforce as Applications Surge

Newest Stimulus Package Directs More Money to Students in Need

Colleges of Education Promote an Inclusive Approach to American History

Experts Are Cautiously Optimistic for Graduates Entering the 2021 Job Market

Virtual Reality Could Be the Future of DEI Training

Higher Education Works with Limited Federal Relief to Help Students

Launching a Nursing Career During COVID-19: Recent Graduates Share What They’ve Learned During the Global Pandemic

Nursing and Pharmacy Programs Continue to Tweak Learning Models in the Face of COVID-19

Colleges Weigh Options for an Uncertain Spring Semester

Battling High Dropout and Low Enrollment Rates Requires Proactive, Empathetic Measures

Academia Experiences Disturbing Impersonation Trend

Faculty at Risk: Colleges Can Support Faculty Mental Health During Stressful Times

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