Dr. Amruth N. Kumar, Ramapo College of New Jersey, Author at eCampus News

How universities ethically leverage AI

December 10, 2024 by Dr. Amruth N. Kumar, Ramapo College of New Jersey

When students learn ethical AI skills, they enter the workforce not only as capable professionals but as confident, responsible innovators.

AI is rapidly reshaping academia, creating both opportunities and challenges for institutions. As generative AI tools gain traction in workplaces, universities have a responsibility to prepare students for…

Policy

Guidance on higher ed revenue sharing may be safer than many assume

December 6, 2024 by Michael B. Horn, Clayton Christensen Institute

Some believe that the outgoing leadership at the U.S. Department of Education will soon rewrite the 2011 Dear Colleague Letter to undercut how colleges enter into contracts with…

AI in Education

Students using AI: It’s not that scary and shouldn’t be banned

December 2, 2024 by Timothy Montalvo, Iona University

Instead of resisting the inevitable, educators can help students use AI as a tool for learning, innovation, and ethical problem-solving.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming a cornerstone of modern technology, influencing industries from healthcare to entertainment. Yet, in the educational space, AI often stirs fear and skepticism…

Data Security

Identity theft preys on campuses–here’s what we can do about it

November 26, 2024 by Bala Kumar, Jumio

With robust support systems and the right security technology, universities can lessen the long-term impact of identity theft on students.

In today’s digital era, the nature of fraud has evolved dramatically, and schools now are contending with increasingly complex cyber threats that carry much heavier consequences.

Recruitment & Enrollment

Community college enrollment gains led by dual-enrolled high school students

November 25, 2024 by Jason Gonzales, Chalkbeat

Lawmakers and other education advocates want more information on the long-term benefit of dual enrollment programs--as well as overall costs.

Dual-enrolled high school students are closing in on accounting for nearly half of Colorado’s community college enrollment, according to fall 2024 enrollment data.

Recruitment & Enrollment

Students are testing out the FAFSA before it goes live in an effort to avoid last year’s mess

November 1, 2024 by Jason Gonzales, Chalkbeat

National advocacy group leaders have said that while they wished for the FAFSA to be ready by October, the testing is important

Thousands of students, including in Newark, Chicago, and the Denver area, are helping test out federal financial aid forms before they go live to the broader public on…

Career Readiness

Bridging the financial literacy gap for Gen Z

October 28, 2024 by Scott Smith, Fizz

Combining technology with comprehensive education equips Gen Z students with the skills and tools they need for lifelong financial literacy.

Most college students today face a financial blind spot as they head into adulthood. They graduate with degrees, internships, and mountains of student debt--but little knowledge about managing…

Faculty & Staff

The horror: Top traits of a horrible leader

October 24, 2024 by Cheryl Hyatt, Hyatt - Fennell Executive Search Plus

Maintain positive communication and keep the well-being of your staff in mind--don’t become the villainous campus leader of the story.

Horrible leaders haunt an organization year-round. If you listen, you’ll hear the collective groaning. Their effects make staff miserable and rip budgets and strategic plans to shreds.

AI in Education

Pittsburgh steels itself for innovation with launch of NVIDIA AI Tech Community

October 23, 2024 by Amit Goel, NVIDIA

Pittsburgh will accelerate AI innovation and public-private collaboration through a pair of joint technology centers with NVIDIA.

Serving as a bridge for academia, industry and public-sector groups to partner on artificial intelligence innovation, NVIDIA is launching its inaugural AI Tech Community in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

AI in Education

Baked-in bias or sweet equity: AI’s role in motivation and deep learning

October 28, 2024October 18, 2024 by Eliana Whitehouse, EduDream

As AI integration proceeds, educators have an opportunity to address and understand the potential for bias and discrimination.

In the quickly evolving landscape of AI, education stands at the forefront. New AI tools are emerging daily for educators and students; from AI tutors to curriculum creators,…

How universities ethically leverage AI

Guidance on higher ed revenue sharing may be safer than many assume

Students using AI: It’s not that scary and shouldn’t be banned

Identity theft preys on campuses–here’s what we can do about it

Community college enrollment gains led by dual-enrolled high school students

Students are testing out the FAFSA before it goes live in an effort to avoid last year’s mess

Bridging the financial literacy gap for Gen Z

The horror: Top traits of a horrible leader

Pittsburgh steels itself for innovation with launch of NVIDIA AI Tech Community

Baked-in bias or sweet equity: AI’s role in motivation and deep learning

Lawrence Group/Perkins Eastman Design World-Class Ambulatory Cancer Building at Siteman Cancer Center

Lincoln Educational Services Expands Footprint with Second Campus in New York

GradGuard Announces Partnership with Flywire to Offer Enhanced Tuition Protection to Higher Education Institutions

Inceptia Announces System-Wide Contract with Virginia’s Community College System to Provide Comprehensive Repayment Wellness Solutions

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