Joao Correia, Technical Evangelist, TuxCare, Author at eCampus News

Mitigating data breaches with live patch management

December 12, 2023December 11, 2023 by Joao Correia, Technical Evangelist, TuxCare

Schools often struggle to find room in the IT budget for a robust cybersecurity plan--live patch management can help combat data breaches.

According to a recent report from CISA, aggressive hacking tactics by threat actors are increasing in frequency and complexity against K-12 classrooms and higher education institutions.

Faculty & Staff

The most important thing you’ll do for your career this holiday season

December 8, 2023 by Cheryl Hyatt, Founding Partner and CEO of Hyatt - Fennell, Executive Search Plus & President and Owner, The Charitable Resources Group, Inc.

An end-of-year inventory can be a powerful tool for ongoing career goals and growth in higher ed--take some time to evaluate your progress this year.

The end of the year is a pivotal time to look back at all you’ve accomplished and consider what lies ahead. Awareness and intentionality are essential to your…

AI in Education

Generative AI can enhance equity of access and attainment

December 13, 2023December 7, 2023 by Audrey Ellis & Vistasp M. Karbhari

Generative AI presents an opportunity to break away from old ways of thinking and redefine equity and how we serve students and communities.

Almost one year since ChatGPT’s public debut, awareness of this immensely powerful technology is becoming mainstream, and conversations around the implications for higher education are taking shape.

Career Readiness

New program aims to train more male educators of color

December 4, 2023 by Jason Gonzales, Chalkbeat

Efforts to help train men of color, especially Black men, to become educators are growing in communities across the nation.

Call Me MISTER stands for Mentors Instructing Students Toward Effective Role Models and helps train men of color, especially Black men, to become educators.

DEIA

Incremental improvements, new opportunities bolster campus accessibility

December 1, 2023 by Dr. Katie Grennell, Accessibility Strategist, Anthology

Higher education is embracing disability services to ease challenges for the growing number of disabled students arriving on campuses

Disability services on college campuses have long been under-resourced, creating considerable barriers to academic achievement for disabled students.

Faculty & Staff

Cultivating a workplace culture of gratitude

November 29, 2023 by Cheryl Hyatt, Founding Partner and CEO of Hyatt - Fennell, Executive Search Plus & President and Owner, The Charitable Resources Group, Inc.

Complaining is easy, but corrosive to workplace morale, project outcomes, and employee longevity--gratitude on campus is important.

Grousing about the boss is a competitive sport in some workplaces. Complaining is easy, but corrosive to workplace morale, project outcomes, and employee longevity.

Career Readiness

Why diversity and STEM education are critical to our future workforce

March 15, 2024November 24, 2023 by April Arnzen, Senior Vice President & Chief People Officer, Micron Technology

It’s vital for the broader tech industry to take action and increase access to STEM education for all students.

STEM allows us to push the boundaries of innovation, enabling people to step foot on the moon, develop lifesaving health care, and advance clean forms of energy. We…

Student Experience

Helping students navigate college majors

November 23, 2023 by Sam Bowman, Contributing Writer, eCampus News

When trying to help students navigate college majors, focus on understanding their needs and motivations as you proceed.

Deciding on a college major is a tricky decision for even the most dedicated of students. Before enrolling, students have to consider their own skills, their career prospects,…

Policy

AP automation mitigates risk of fraud in higher ed

November 21, 2023 by Tom Smith, Account Executive for Higher Ed, Paymerang

AP automation can contribute to the success of an educational institution--finance professionals are the first in line working against fraud.

Finance professionals can play a significant role in the success of an educational institution, and they are a strong force in connecting the community at various touch points.

Career Readiness

Colleges must intentionally teach critical-thinking skills

December 13, 2023November 16, 2023 by Shannon Deer, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs & Kyle Gammenthaler, Lecturer, Texas A&M’s Mays Business School

To prepare students for post-graduate success, critical thinking skills must be woven into all aspects of instruction

Our college faculty recently held a training session, during which one member shared a striking view of how emerging artificial intelligence will impact our current undergraduates.

Mitigating data breaches with live patch management

The most important thing you’ll do for your career this holiday season

Generative AI can enhance equity of access and attainment

New program aims to train more male educators of color

Incremental improvements, new opportunities bolster campus accessibility

Cultivating a workplace culture of gratitude

Why diversity and STEM education are critical to our future workforce

Helping students navigate college majors

AP automation mitigates risk of fraud in higher ed

Colleges must intentionally teach critical-thinking skills

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