Inside Higher Ed June 7, 2011 Daily Update

Problems viewing this email? Click here to view this email with your browser. Daily News Update June 7, 2011 Good morning. Here's what's new on Inside Higher Ed today: News Want to advertise here? Supremes Rule Against Stanford Court's majority rules that Bayh-Dole law does not give universities and other contractors automatic ownership rights in inventions developed by their researchers. more Wrong People on Trial? Recently publicized campus investigations of alleged sex assaults prompt claims that victims are being smeared. more From Tenured to Adjunct AAUP statement says U. of Louisiana campuses have found dangerous new way to eliminate faculty rights. more Advertisement Thank You for the Scholarship At some colleges, students must write a note to the donor before getting their funds released. more New Presidents or Provosts: Black Hills State U., Cuyamaca College, Lakehead U., Santa Clara U., SUNY-Canton, U. of South Carolina Upstate more Quick Takes Advertisement » For-Profit Group May Invest in Bethany U. » Supreme Court Lets Stand Ruling Allowing Tuition Breaks for California's Undocumented Students » AAUP Confirms Departure of General Secretary » Report Notes Limitations of 'Net Price' Calculators » Academic Minute: Reforming Science Education » Rice U. Criticized for Dismissal of Police Officer » Goshen Seeks Substitute for National Anthem Views Ears to the Ground Susan Herbst considers the state of research on public opinion and how to apply it to figure out campus opinion. more Still spending big on print classifieds? Posting jobs online with Inside Higher Ed beats advertising in print hands down. Now through June 30, enter the discount code JUNE2 at checkout to get $25 off your posting. POST NOW! Advertisement BlogU 10 Questions from the Apple WWDC Keynote Technology and Learning 1. What does it mean that I love watching these Apple keynotes online, but I have zero desire to ever attend one live? (hint: Suspicion of group adulation.)2. Why do we need all these reporters (and ... more Structures and People Confessions of a Community College Dean "What about Dave? Um, I mean the Registrar?"In working through the implications of some recent and pending retirements, I'm running headfirst into the legacy of structures built around ... more Mothering at Mid-Career: Transparent Teaching Mama PhD Several years ago I wrote my first piece for Inside Higher Ed — a meditation on what I learned about teaching from my tae kwon do instructor. I was thinking about that piece recently when, two ... more #NCSRMR - Recruit and Retain Student Affairs and Technology The National Conference on Student Recruitment, Marketing, and Retention (July 26-28, Denver, CO) is one of the marquee events for higher education professionals who work within what's known as "the ... more A city of firsts Getting to Green Last week, Springfield, Massachusetts got hit by a tornado. Four people were killed.As natural disasters go, it may not have been much. Certainly, it was nothing compared to recent tornadoes in North ... more Balancing Act or Bridging Cultures? University of Venus What makes for a successful collaboration with a corporate partner? Although academic institutions are historically risk-averse, more and more universities are searching for ways to officially ... more Wednesday, June 22nd at 1 p.m. Eastern, Inside Higher Ed presents, "Retirement Incentives and Higher Ed," an audio conference on the current issues facing colleges and the academic employees who might consider retirement with the right incentives. Click to register. 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