Jamie Nacht Farrell contributed this week’s edition of Monday Morning Quarterback on HigherEdCareerCoach.Com, arguing that public and non-profit institutions could learn a thing or two from for-profit institutions. She’ll be one of our featured guests. We’ll also pick her brain about Senator Tom Harkins’ hearings on admissions fraud at for-profit institutions, and the recent GAO study mentioned in this Washington Post Article. We’ll also talk to Ed Cabellon, our choice for Higher Ed Who-Do of the Month for July 2010. Cabellon, Director of the Rondileau Student Union at Bridgewater State University, has been leading an online crusade to get more student affairs/higher ed professionals involved in social media through his blog, On the Go with Ed Cabellon. We have also asked Senator Harkin’s office for comment on the recent hearings, and requested a statement or guest from that office appear on the show. Why not, right?
All Rights Reserved
All articles and content Copyright © Sean Cook, unless specifically noted otherwise. Property of Cook Coaching & Consulting, LLC. Most stock images included on this site are used under license by BigStockPhoto.Com. For information on licensing or reproduction of content, contact sean@higheredcareercoach.com.
Comments
Trackbacks
-
[…] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Ed Cabellon, Sean Cook. Sean Cook said: Listen at 11 am Friday to the Higher Ed Career Coach show on #BlogTalkRadio: For-Profit Education & Who-Do for July http://ht.ly/2l9Zt […]
Sounds like an interesting topic! I think there are strategies to be learned from the for-profit sector! I found your blog from the SA Blog Directory! I hope you will check out my blog – Diary of a Student Development Professional – and leave a comment at http://www.studentdevelopmentblog.com/2010/08/0….. I look forward to meeting you!
Hi Joy, Thanks for the note. I hope you can listen in. The guests and topic are interesting, and I swear I will try to be as well. Feel free to share with friends and colleagues, and call in if you have a question or comment. I love it when people actually listen and call in.