Articles by tag: higher education

Opting Out to Opt In: Harvard Medical Withdraws From U.S. News and World Report Rankings

Some things are changing in the higher education world. From #1 in research to #9 in primary care in the most recent U.S. News and World Report, Harvard’s medical school is opting out Read more

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Revolutionizing the Audit Process: Advancements in Supplier Assessments Within the Pharmaceutical Sector
March 23, 2023

Pharmaceutical companies invest significant resources in research and development to discover new drugs and therapies and improve existing ones. This involves rigorous testing, clinical trials, and obtaining regulatory approval before a drug can be sold. Government agencies, such as the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States, oversee the approval process and conduct […]

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Lessons Learned in Disaster Response, Recovery, and Resiliency
March 23, 2023

Natural disasters are one of the most unpredictable, but expected forms of destruction that humanity can expect to happen anywhere and at any time. Unfortunately, many types of disasters result in the loss of life, in addition to wide-scale devastation. When it comes to educational facilities like schools, there’s a certain type of disaster response […]

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How Open-Source IoT Solutions are Redefining the Edge
March 23, 2023

For the tech industry, finding solutions is a daily priority. So, the discovery of new and improved solutions is always a constant goal for the advancement of this. In a new episode of “To the Edge and Beyond,” host Michelle Dawn Mooney interviewed Intel Product Engineer Sean Williams, and IOTech CTO Jim White, to […]

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Opting Out to Opt In: Harvard Medical Withdraws From U.S. News and World Report Rankings
January 24, 2023

Some things are changing in the higher education world. From #1 in research to #9 in primary care in the most recent U.S. News and World Report, Harvard’s medical school is opting out of future participation in the list. Is Harvard alone? No. As more top schools, such as Georgetown Law, UC Berkeley Law, and […]

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Mastering the Science Behind Creating an IT Department
May 27, 2022

In this episode of There’s More to IT, host, Jason Claybrook, sat down with David McLaughlin, President & CEO, Columbia Advisory Group. The two discuss McLaughlin’s journey in the field, the importance of the advisory component in CAG’s work, and CAG’s role in higher education. McLaughlin co-founded Columbia Advisory Group a little over 10 […]

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Will Higher Education Invest in Entryway Devices as a Risk Mitigation Tool?
February 10, 2022

Since the beginning of the pandemic, every industry has had conversations about how to use technology to mitigate risk and return to full capacity. Those discussions remain imperative, as it appears that COVID-19 is likely to become an endemic. Should that track to be accurate, the virus will be something that stays around indefinitely. […]

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InfoComm 2021: USC Invested in the Cloud During COVID. Will it Pay Off Long-Term?
November 1, 2021

Universities have made some sweeping changes and added new capabilities to their offerings after the pandemic forced most schools to adapt. Now networks and systems are preparing to support hybrid and in-person learning, as well as synchronous and asynchronous choices for nontraditional students. While at this year’s InfoComm, we asked Lex Peters, UX Designer […]

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Connecting Education to Meaningful Career Outcomes is Critically Important to Students
October 5, 2021

Since 2012 Wiley Education Services has been providing education services to their customers via online courses. Almost a decade in the Wiley based service program has released its inaugural Powering Higher Education: Partner Transparency and Outcomes Report that gives feedback on affordability, customer satisfaction and student outcomes. According to the report Wiley on average […]

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How Higher Education Is Approaching Skill Acquisition
September 2, 2021

Learning is an exact science and companies have spent millions figuring out the best methods of engaging students mentally and emotionally. But has higher education incorporated all the industry’s findings into their curriculum or have they gotten set in their ways? We spoke to the President of Hartwell University, Matthew Flippen, to gather his thoughts […]

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Emotionally Engaging Content Creates Better Learning Outcomes
June 21, 2021

Celebrating the leaders and experts that are powering education into the future, host JW Marshall sets out to ask the “right questions” in EdTech to understand the changes in policy and technology that will power our universities, tradeschools, and companies – and drive growth in upskilling certifications.   How has e-learning transformed in terms of workplace training […]

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Sounds Like Success: How Higher Ed Can Leverage Mass Communication Tech
June 17, 2021

College campuses are disjointed and divided with little continuity. That can make mass communication a challenge. However, the right technology solution makes it possible. In this Sounds Like Success miniseries on industry-specific applications for mass communication, Brad Jungemann, Territory Manager Southeast, Singlewire Software and Michael Peveler, VP of Sales, AtlasIED talked about higher ed applications. “The commonality on campuses […]

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What’s Next for Higher Education Enrollment?
May 26, 2021

Covid-19 has disrupted scores of institutions across the United States and worldwide, higher education included. As the 2021 spring semester draws to a close, research reveals that enrollment rates are declining, and, in some instances, those dips are significant. According to a National Student Clearinghouse Research Center study, undergraduate enrollment dropped 4.5%, while two-year colleges […]

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