Thomas Edison State University was specifically founded for adult education and is considered a leader in online learning. With Invest:Insights, President Merodie Hancock discussed the current state of adult education, challenges associated with online learning and shifts in student desires. Click the video and listen to what this leader has
2 min read May 2022 - High Point University is a private university affiliated with the United Methodist Church. In an interview with Invest:, President Nido Qubein discussed recent milestones for the university, challenges in higher education and what makes Charlotte a great place to do business. “I have a
Servant leadership has been a key component of fostering creativity and collaboration between faculty, staff and students at Pfeiffer University. The university’s President, Scott Bullard, sat down with Invest:Insights to discuss this, how his institution is using innovative strategies to keep education both cost-effective and equitable, and adapting to shifting
Writer: Jerrica DuBois 2 min read February 2022 — Institutions of higher learning have made a variety of adjustments to navigate the past two years. Invest: sat down with local leaders to discuss the current state of the education sector in San Antonio and what that landscape might look like
Writer: Joey Garrand 5 min read June 2021 — Higher education in South Jersey is undergoing major shifts and transformations amid immense economic developments and tailwinds from the pandemic. To bring light to the future of higher education in South Jersey and the transformations that are taking place, Ali Houshmand,
Writer: Catie Schwartzman 2 min read February 2021 — This year’s spring break will prove to be a unique challenge for South Florida. Though the COVID-19 rollout is in progress, hordes of college students congregating in Fort Lauderdale and Miami’s beaches bring potential business as well as potential coronavirus
Writer: Felipe Rivas 2 min read February 2020 — Last March, the onset of the pandemic catalyzed changes in the higher education sector that tested and stressed institutional infrastructure, faculty agility and student resilience, among other factors. For Gardner-Webb University, the disruption allowed the institution to lean into its strengths
By: Beatrice Silva 2 min read September 2020 — The pandemic forced educational institutions to pivot all of their operations to a completely virtual landscape. Many university leaders were planning on returning to normalcy at some point in the upcoming months, but that looks increasingly unlikely. The keys to a successful
By: Beatrice Silva 3 min read August 2020 — As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, so does the number of universities keeping their physical doors shut this school year. The University of Notre Dame Princeton University, and Rutgers-Camden Business School are just some of the institutes that announced their decision
By: Felipe Rivas 2 min read April 2020 — As the coronavirus reduced daily activity to only essential services, educational institutions were forced to transition at a moment’s notice into a virtual setting as shelter-in-place measures and social distancing became commonplace. Entire curriculums, testing, labs, and even physical education in
