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A Liberal Arts College’s Unique Approach To Planning For The Future: The New College Challenge
CategoriesPostedThe New College Challenge has caught Forbes's attention as an innovative, ambitious project with a fresh plan for community involvement and growth.
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In a new documentary film, Town Destroyer, NCF Assistant Professor of English Jessica Young speaks on the way visual reminders of the past can be traumatic.
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Posted5th Year Antonia Ginsberg-Klemmt and Alumnus Orion Morton '17 are featured in a recent WEDU program, highlighting solutions and changes Gen Z is making to live eco-friendly.
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PostedA five-concert season brings together visiting artists and area musicians to explore new sounds.
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If you’re a scientist and you ask Assistant Professor of Biology and Environmental Studies at New College Dr. Erika Díaz-Almeyda what she does, she’ll likely give this answer: “I am…
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PostedThe members of the executive committee of the Eureka Day school in Berkeley, California, practically trip over themselves with exacting politically correct language, understanding and active listening during their meetings.
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In an ever-changing professional landscape, higher ed institutions are constantly searching for ways to provide students with market-driven skills. From partnerships and community involvement to the use of state-of-the-art tools, colleges and universities understand that adaptability is the key to embracing change. Higher ed leaders shared with Invest: how they envision the future of the sector and their strategies to remain relevant.
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In a conversation with Invest:, President Patricia Okker of New College of Florida discussed the distinguishing attributes of the college and its unique approach to its curriculum. She shared how higher education has evolved, the importance of being involved in the career process and her outlook for the future of the sector.
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The timely satire centers on the fallout of a potential epidemic at an elementary school.
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After a two-year hiatus, SRQ MEDIA proudly hosted the fourth annual SMARTgirl Mentorship Summit and Leadership Luncheon at The Hyatt Regency Sarasota on April 15th. SMARTgirl is an event for select elementary and middle school girls from Sarasota, Manatee and Lee Counties. The goal of the program is to connect young girls to examples of excellence within our region and provide encouragement, advice and feedback on how to make it happen.
