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http%3a%2f%2fwww.edu1world.org%2fHome%2f52495 Evisions and Cayuse Join Forces to Provide Enhanced Academic Management and Proposal Development Solutions tweetmeme_source

Evisions and Cayuse Join Forces to Provide Enhanced Academic Management and Proposal Development Solutions

by Scott Svehlak - Evisions on 01/17/2012 07:08 PM   0 comments , 399 views
Categories: Software/Software Development, Software Systems, Research, Administrative/ERP Systems, Compliance/Regulations, Business & Administrative Affairs
Tags: research, grants, reporting, funding, administration, software, management, evisions, cayuse
Two Leaders in Higher Education Software Solutions Consolidate.  Evisions, Inc., announced on January 13th that it has acquired Beaverton, OR-based Cayuse, Inc., to consolidate two leaders in higher education software solutions.
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http%3a%2f%2fwww.edu1world.org%2fHome%2f38414 Congress, Administration Cuts to Career Technical Education Misguided, Harmful, According to ACTE and NASDCTEc tweetmeme_source

Congress, Administration Cuts to Career Technical Education Misguided, Harmful, According to ACTE and NASDCTEc

by News - edu1world on 02/15/2011 10:42 AM   0 comments , 248 views
Categories: United States, Specialized Institution, Press Release, Financial Aid, Compliance/Regulations, Financials
Tags: administration, congress, association for career and technical education, acte, national association of state directors of career , nasdctec, 2011 federal budget
Today, the White House released its Fiscal Year 2012 budget, which proposes to cut the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act (Perkins) to $1 billion, a $264 million loss, which takes funding for the program back to 1991 levels.
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http%3a%2f%2fwww.edu1world.org%2fHome%2f17580 Free Webinar: Going Green – What does it really mean? tweetmeme_source

Free Webinar: Going Green – What does it really mean?

by News - edu1world on 07/21/2009 08:12 PM   0 comments , 212 views
Categories: United States, Community College, Institution Topics, Private Institution, Press Release, Company Serving Higher Ed, Business & Administrative Affairs
Tags: higher education, administration, university business, going green
From District Administration and University Business Leadership Series Web Seminars: Going Green: What does it really mean?
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http%3a%2f%2fwww.edu1world.org%2fHome%2f16836 Exelencia in Education: Presidential Perspectives from Hispanic Serving Institutions tweetmeme_source

Exelencia in Education: Presidential Perspectives from Hispanic Serving Institutions

by News - edu1world on 06/09/2009 10:19 AM   0 comments , 255 views
Categories: United States, Community College, Teaching & Learning, Institution Topics, Student Admissions/Enrollment, Specialized Institution, Research, Public Institution, Private Institution, Press Release, Company Serving Higher Ed, Financials
Tags: administration, higher education administrator, hispanic serving institutions, hsi, exelencia in education
Exelencia in Education has released a report entitled “Leading in a Changing America: Presidential Perspectives from Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs)”.  This report summarizes the views of several HSI presidents from across the country who are adjusting to funding constraints and rising enrollments as they continue to seek innovative approaches to serving first-generation and non-traditional students....
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http%3a%2f%2fwww.edu1world.org%2fHome%2f16669 Allegany College of Maryland Chooses Datatel for Combined Student and Institutional Advancement Solution tweetmeme_source

Allegany College of Maryland Chooses Datatel for Combined Student and Institutional Advancement Solution

by News - edu1world on 05/27/2009 10:00 PM   0 comments , 411 views
Categories: United States, Student Information Systems/SIS, Information Technology/Planning, Alumni/Advancement/Fundraising, Student Admissions/Enrollment, Software Systems, Private Institution, Press Release, Human Resources/Payroll/Personnel, Administrative/ERP Systems, RFP/Contract Awards, Company Serving Higher Ed, Financials
Tags: datatel, colleague, sis, higher education, student information system, raiser's edge, colleague advancement, strategic academic enterprise, administration, software
Datatel  announced that after a two year evaluation of competitive products, Allegany College of Maryland has selected Datatel Colleague to replace a homegrown administration system.  The College has also selected Colleague Advancement to replace its current fundraising solution.
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http%3a%2f%2fwww.edu1world.org%2fHome%2f16414 Both Sides of the Pond tweetmeme_source

Both Sides of the Pond

by News - edu1world on 05/13/2009 06:43 AM   0 comments , 170 views
Categories: United States, Interview, Research Institutions, Research, Private Institution, Podcast/Audio, Press Release, Europe, Company Serving Higher Ed, Business & Administrative Affairs, Academic Affairs
Tags: research, higher education, administration, university, vice-chancellor
Scott Jaschik from Inside Higher Ed provides a podcast of an interview  with Alison Richard, vice-chancellor of the University of Cambridge.  In this podcast Richard discusses research universities, and the differences between higher education in the United States and Britain.
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http%3a%2f%2fwww.edu1world.org%2fHome%2f16263 Campus Dean Position; Washington DC tweetmeme_source

Campus Dean Position; Washington DC

by Jackie Benton on 05/06/2009 09:29 AM   0 comments , 163 views
Categories: Student Admissions/Enrollment, Human Resources/Payroll/Personnel, Business & Administrative Affairs, Academic Affairs
Tags: academic affairs, administration, accreditation, graduate, job, campus dean, psychology, start up
Exciting search for a (Campus Dean/Executive Director) for a start up campus in Washington, DC for The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. The Chicago School is the fastest growing independent graduate school in the country. They have been in Chicago since 1979 and since 2000 have expanded from one campus into five campuses with an online division. This past summer (2008) they opened a campus in Los Angeles which has been very successful....
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http%3a%2f%2fwww.edu1world.org%2fHome%2f15591 Blackboard Launches Instant Messaging Within Blackboard Learn tweetmeme_source

Blackboard Launches Instant Messaging Within Blackboard Learn

by News - edu1world on 04/02/2009 12:30 PM   0 comments , 229 views
Categories: Information Technology/Planning, Teaching & Learning, Software Systems, Press Release, Company Serving Higher Ed
Tags: blackboard, instant messaging, higher education, teaching and learning, wimba, administration, education technology
Blackboard, a global leader of education technology, announced the introduction of instant messaging to its flagship Blackboard Learn platform. This important enhancement is accomplished through a partnership with Wimba Inc. to bring secure, education-focused instant messaging to all institutions using Blackboard Learn worldwide at no extra cost.
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http%3a%2f%2fwww.edu1world.org%2fHome%2f15560 A 'Third Way' on Student Loans? tweetmeme_source

A 'Third Way' on Student Loans?

by News - edu1world on 04/01/2009 07:24 PM   0 comments , 160 views
Categories: Student Services, Financial Aid, Compliance/Regulations, Financials
Tags: higher education, administration, student loan program
This article by Doug Lederman from Inside Higher Ed is about a recent debate that took place at the New America Foundation, a think tank whose higher education analysts are strongly allied with and generally supportive of the Obama administration's policies, including its plans to restructure the student loan programs.
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http%3a%2f%2fwww.edu1world.org%2fHome%2f15559 New Strategy at University of Wisconsin - Madison tweetmeme_source

New Strategy at University of Wisconsin - Madison

by News - edu1world on 04/01/2009 07:16 PM   0 comments , 168 views
Categories: United States, Public Institution, Financial Aid, Financials
Tags: faculty, higher education, financial aid, tuition, administration
This article by Jack Stripling from Inside Higher Ed is about the University of Wisconsin at Madison is facing many challenges and has unveiled a plan that would boost tuition beyond that of the rest of the system, while at the same time sparing the neediest students from those hikes and increasing their financial aid.
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