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The New Education Featured in Science Education & Civic Management

The New Education is featured by Eliza Reilly in SE&CM‘s summer reading list of five book reviews. Reilly writes: “In an age where so much of the blame for higher education’s shortcomings falls on the faculty, or even on today’s students themselves (branded as “excellent sheep,” or “the dumbest generation” in recent polemics), Davidson’s prescriptions, The New Education Featured in Science Education & Civic Management

CND feat. in Hampshire College Announcement to Transform Curriculum and Student Experience

Hampshire College released an announcement today that it will take a bold new direction to center its curriculum and student experience to match today’s challenges and needs. Cathy N. Davidson’s The New Education is at the heart of that transformation. “Hampshire College has done what everyone says cannot be done: it has taken seriously the CND feat. in Hampshire College Announcement to Transform Curriculum and Student Experience

“Why We Need a New Higher Education: We Have a Responsibility to the Next Generation of Students” by CND in Liberal Education

Cathy N. Davidson, in an article now available in the Spring 2019 issue of AAC&U’s Liberal Education, writes: “The past decade has seen a concerted effort by pundits and experts at the nation’s think tanks to say both that higher education is no longer worth the soaring tuition costs and that the public’s confidence in “Why We Need a New Higher Education: We Have a Responsibility to the Next Generation of Students” by CND in Liberal Education

Reading “The New Education” at Plymouth State University

Last week, faculty, staff, administrators and students began participating in a new learning community at Plymouth State University, and one of the first readings was from Cathy N. Davidson’s The New Education. According to this post by Robin DeRosa, the Open Learning & Teaching Collaborative at Plymouth State, “The purpose of the community is to understand how Reading “The New Education” at Plymouth State University

“Shame on Stanford,” Op-Ed by CND in the Chronicle for Higher Ed

Read Cathy N. Davidson’s latest op-ed in The Chronicle for Higher Education, published on April 30, 2019, “Shame on Stanford: The university’s plan to cut subsidies to its scholarly press is dystopian.” Davidson begins: “In the wake of the decision by Stanford University to either kill its scholarly press immediately or bring about its slow death by “Shame on Stanford,” Op-Ed by CND in the Chronicle for Higher Ed

Disrupting the Digital Humanities now Available!

Disrupting the Digital Humanities, ed. Dorothy Kim and Jesse Stommel is now in print and available as a free e-book to download. Cathy N. Davidson wrote the preface to the book, “Difference Is Our Operating System.” Read more here.