Category: higher education administration

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+ academia, academics, higher education, higher education administration, higher education in America, history of higher education

My Journey In Academia

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Note: I wrote this piece about three or four years ago, and it has been sitting in the queue here since then. I have not altered the text since I initially wrote it, and that is purposeful. Hopefully this post will help someone who reads it.  Lately, I have been thinking about my educational and professional path from my undergrad education to today. I’ve … Read More My Journey In Academia

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+ funding cuts, higher education, higher education administration, tuition

Case Study: “10% Across the Board Higher Education Cut”

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Last year, I took a class on the president’s role in higher education. One of the requirements of the class was to address possible issues that may arise at an institution. These were called ” case studies.” One of the case studies involved a 10% across-the-board cut for all higher education in the state.  In one month, the governor wants to see my plan … Read More Case Study: “10% Across the Board Higher Education Cut”

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+ academic freedom, amanda ochoa, contingent faculty, higher education administration, Pedagogy, technology

Contingent Faculty, Academic Freedom, and Technology

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Currently, I’m taking a class in higher ed administration. Part of the class requires me to read articles and watch videos then respond to them. Last week, we covered faculty in the university and various issues arose from technology in the classroom and academic freedom to contingent faculty. Most notably, these are the issues that stuck out to me and resonated the most due … Read More Contingent Faculty, Academic Freedom, and Technology

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