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Tim Goral

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Tim Goral’s Biography

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Senior editor at University Business magazine and District Administration magazine.

Tim Goral’s Journalist Portfolio

Cultivating innovation in higher ed

Cultivating innovation in higher ed

Michael R. Nelson says innovation is about much more than just a good idea. It requires finding new ways to c…

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Challenging rape myths on campus

Challenging rape myths on campus

A study by the Association of American Universities found that 12 percent of students across 27 universities …

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Higher ed is a tough world, but it's a world we made

Higher ed is a tough world, but it's a world we made

People often go to college for the wrong reasons, with assumptions about how it's going to benefit them, says…

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Toward more responsive campus mental health care

Toward more responsive campus mental health care

Eight years ago this month, Seung-Hui Cho, a senior at Virginia Tech, shot and killed 32 people and wounded 1…

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Preparing for the 'after' life in higher ed

Preparing for the 'after' life in higher ed

When Richard Arum and Josipa Roksa published Academically Adrift in 2011, it exposed the shortcomings of unde…

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Articles

Markers' mark - Specialty Fabrics Review

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By Tim Goral
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Makers’ mark End product manufacturers bring ideas to life. Markets | March 1, 2023 | By: Tim Goral Whether it be automation, dealing withworkforce issues or managing supply chain difficulties, fabricators large and small continue to face a number of challenges.
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Truly Circular - Specialty Fabrics Review

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By Tim Goral
| Specialty Fabrics Review
To solve the problem of textile waste, some companies pursue an entirely circular system of thread-to-thread recycling. Features | December 1, 2022 | By: Tim Goral You know the story. Textile waste is one of the largest causes of pollution on the planet. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates that Americans alone generate more than 15 million metric tons of textile waste annually, which is about 104 pounds per person per year. And we’re not just talking about clothing.
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UB Tech session to focus on engaging students in an age of distraction

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By Tim Goral
| University Business Magazine Verified
Brett Warner and Tim VanNorman. hosts of The Higher EdTech Podcast. Colleges and Universities often pay lip service to technology integration, but don’t always show the support that instructors need to thrive in the modern environment. Meanwhile, students are coming to classes with higher and higher expectations of engagement.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Stringer on the local newspaper, covering town meetings and doing profile pieces.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

A type-what-er? Just kidding. Yes, I learned keyboard skills on a typewriter. I'm a horrible typist.

How is social media changing news?

It is making news more immediate. It brings in voices that might not have been heard, and it is a great way to find story ideas and sources.