Penn GSE News Archive
4 Guiding Questions for Effective Remote Collaboration
"Teamwork has traditionally played a critical role in schools, and while many of us find ourselves physically isolated, our collaborative work with one another may be more important now than ever," Zachary Herrmann writes.
Students might have to take college admissions tests at home this fall
“That’s a big privacy issue, both to lock down your computer and to put some kind of client on your computer to be able to do that," Jonathan Supovitz said.
Colleges Can Help Win the War Against COVID-19
Peter Eckel and Turab Rizvi write that higher education institutions are well positioned to lead efforts beyond campus borders by advancing experts and their expertise, sharing excess capacity, and supporting community needs.
The bailout is just the start: Why higher ed needs to build a sustainable model
Robert Zemsky said that “dislodging events,” such as COVID-19, can force needed changes in education.
College sports will be hit hard, and will not be the same economically after the coronavirus
Karen Weaver talks through the ramifications of the coronavirus pandemic on college athletics departments.
Will Coronavirus Close Your College for Good?
For 20 percent of institutions, this may be an existential moment, says Robert Zemsky.