A myth is a widely held but false belief or idea. Although there are more, I have identified five myths in higher education today that I think would be of interest to deans, administrators, and researchers.
A myth is a widely held but false belief or idea. Although there are more, I have identified five myths in higher education today that I think would be of interest to deans, administrators, and researchers.
My Aunt Lavonne died two months ago. She was the last of ten siblings: Jessie, Peyton, Wilson, Johnny, Andy, Oleta, Billie Doris, Ruby Nell, Ollie Vee, and Lavonne. She was the last to be born, and the last to die. An entire generation of a family is gone. My aunt's death brought back so many memories of my mother, and all my aunts and uncles. It's a sad and reflective time for our family.
Case name: McKnight, et al. v. Board of Governors of Glenville State University, et al., No. 23-ICA-345 (W.Va. Ct. App. 06/11/24).
Case name: Dundee v. Geauga Medical Center, No. 23-3906 (6th Cir. 05/29/24).
Case name: Hoaglin v. Duke University Health System Inc., et al., No. COA23-546 (N.C. Ct. App. 05/07/24).
It's 10pm and Ashlyn Volz is doing her homework, the youngest of her three kids asleep on her lap. She's in a master's degree program for social work, and hopes to use her degree in therapeutic work with fostered and adopted kids. Right now, she's a licensing specialist in foster care, working with families as they prepare to foster children.
Case name: Armstrong v. Board of Trustees of University of Arkansas, No. 23-2131 (8th Cir. 05/20/24).
Case name: Abdelrasoul v. Trustees of Boston University, No. 24-10988 (D. Mass. 05/10/24).
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