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The digital age continues to spark creative developments in education. Wireless gadgets are now commonplace in the typical American classroom. But while technology is helping thousands of students reach new heights in their education, many others are falling behind.
The discrepancy between efforts and results made Bambot and Nathan Dass, a fellow student at Georgia Tech, think about how to minimize the time devoted to a single application by maximizing the possibility to get interviews.
A university can and should do things to help students graduate. Until 10 or 15 years ago, American universities and colleges paid a lot of attention to recruiting students, and shockingly little attention to helping them succeed while there.
Clark Atlanta University and Georgia Piedmont Technical College have collaborated on a multilayered arrangement they say will help aspiring students and current students on both campuses and boost enrollment. The schools hope to have the partnership in place by the fall semester.
The Atlanta University Center Consortium Council of Presidents and Mayor Kasim Reed announced the completion of a collaborative surveillance program that strategically places video cameras and license plate readers around the campus community to create a safer environment.
The U.S. Department of Education has urged school districts to consider alternatives to suspensions and expulsions, especially in view of the racial inequities that see far more minority students suspended and kicked out school than white students.
About two dozen Gwinnett County residents held a rally at the Lawrenceville Square on Monday evening to voice their complaints about how the school district disciplines students, particularly those who are black or Hispanic.
When fall classes begin later this month, Kennesaw State University will open with a new housing option to help homeless students attending the college.
An overwhelming majority of students and workers who responded to a University of Georgia “campus climate” survey said they are “comfortable” or “very comfortable” with the overall climate at UGA, but that number varied considerably by ethnicity and race.