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Institutional Provision of Occupational and Continuing Professional Education: An Examination of Market, Mission, and Academic Logics in Higher Education
Abstract Noncredit education is increasingly recognized as a strategic priority among U.S. higher education institutions. Despite this growing attention, the factors motivating nonprofit four-year colleges to offer occupational and continuing professional education remain underexplored. Using institutional logic theory, we explored how market, mission, and academic logics predict such offerings.
An Examination of Tuition Revenue Dependence as a Predictor of Master's Programme and Degree Completion Growth in the United States
Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. References , and . 2016. “Expanding Learning Opportunities for Graduate Students With HyFlex Course Design.” International Journal of Online Pedagogy and Course Design 6, no. 4: 19–37. https://doi.org/10.4018/IJOPCD.2016100102. 2022. “Is a Name Change a Game Change? The Impact of College-To-University Conversions.” Economics of Education Review 88: 102240. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.econedurev.2022.102240. , and . 2020.
Celebrity Hairstylist Joseph Paris Shares Intimate Glimpse into the World of Frank Sinatra in New Memoir, "HAIRMAN OF THE BOARD" Original
Buckle up for a whirlwind adventure with "HAIRMAN OF THE BOARD," a captivating new memoir by Joseph Paris, longtime friend and personal hairstylist to the legendary Frank Sinatra.
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Lake of the Woods Adventure
For years, Winnipeg gallerist Bill Mayberry searched for the real-life location of one of his favourite landscapes, a 1927 woodblock print, Sunset, Lake of the Woods, that shows a rocky islet crowned by a crooked pine against a flaming sky. Mayberry, who spends summers at his cottage on the vast lake, which straddles the borders between Manitoba, Ontario and Minnesota, knew the islet in Walter J. Phillips’ print must be tucked somewhere amongst the lake’s 14,500 islands.
Revisiting A Loaded History
In 2017, as part of Canada’s 150th anniversary, Tania Willard, a Secwépemc artist from the B.C. Interior, co-curated Many Voices: Indigenous Art, a temporary exhibition at Bellevue House, a national historic site in Kingston, Ont. “It was definitely one of the more challenging curatorial-practice projects of my career,” says Willard, who was tasked by Parks Canada with shaping a more inclusive narrative about Confederation.
A Mixed Method Analysis of Burnout and Turnover Intentions among Higher Education Professionals during COVID-19
Jake D. Winfield, MARelated information Temple University Joseph H. Paris, EdDRelated information Temple University Jake D. Winfield is a PhD candidate in policy and organizational studies at Temple University’s College of Education and Human Development. Prior to graduate studies, he taught high school mathematics in Helena–West Helena, AR and Phoenix, AZ.
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