Sunday, April 29, 2012

Higher Education has a learning problem...






Ironically, higher education has a learning problem.  Or so it would seem after reading Reinventing Higher Education: The Promise of Innovation, by Ben Wildavsky, Andrew Kelly and Kevin Carey. 
How else can we explain the failure of so many of our leading colleges and universities to truly embrace the changes in demographics, technology, learning paradigms and economics that have become our current reality?
Slowly, but surely, fresh ideas and innovations are working their way into the world of higher education.  Do you know what they are and where they are being implemented?  Do you know what the threats and opportunities are for your institution?  Are you ready to take the lead in your area of responsibility?
Join a new cohort of seasoned colleagues for a couple of years of learning and discussion that will change the way that you, and possibly your institution, think about the new world of higher education administration. Earn an M.S., Higher Education Administration in the process. 
Visit www.baypath.edu for further insights about this extraordinary learning opportunity.

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