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“Surviving and Thriving in College” by CND, Author in Residence at HigherEdJobs
Chronicle of Higher Education Features CND in “Innovators: 10 Classroom Trailblazers”
The Chronicle of Higher Education recently published a special report on “10 teaching innovators,” featuring Cathy N. Davidson as one of the ten. CHE writes: “We weren’t necessarily looking for candidates who teach cool subject matter or use cutting-edge technologies, but for those who are in it for the long haul, who constantly revise their … Chronicle of Higher Education Features CND in “Innovators: 10 Classroom Trailblazers”
Huffington Post Interview with CND
Phil Simon recently interviewed Cathy N. Davidson about “The New Education.” Simon writes in Huffington Post: “Think about the disruption that we’re seeing. Uber and Lyft are beating taxis. Airbnb’s $30B valuation crushes those of even the largest hotel chains. And Amazon has its tentacles just about everywhere. Against this backdrop, is higher education next? … Huffington Post Interview with CND
CND quoted in “A Pedagogy Questioned” in Inside Higher Ed
The New Education: A Call for Higher Education to Reinvent Itself
Cathy Davidson at Duke University
CND featured in “Get Schooled”
Former Spelman president says we must teach college students to open up about bias. “Beverly Daniel Tatum is president emerita of Spelman College. She is directing a new Diversity, Civility and the Liberal Arts Institute for the Council of Independent Colleges, an association of private colleges and universities throughout the country. The institute will take place in June in … CND featured in “Get Schooled”
“Active Learning and the Business of Life,” by CND, Choice360
“A Newer Education for Our Era,” Op Ed by CND, Chronicle of Higher Education
Cathy Davidson writes: “We need to redesign higher education systemically and systematically, from the classroom to the board of trustees, from the fundamentals of how we teach and learn to how we measure results, award credentials, and accredit in this hyperconnected, precarious time. Students today need a new education that emphasizes creativity, collaboration, and adaptability … “A Newer Education for Our Era,” Op Ed by CND, Chronicle of Higher Education



