Bulletin

This week’s bulletin will be different from what I have written and shared with you over the past 50 weeks. First, what I share with...

In 2017, I published International Student Mobility and the New World Order. The basic premise of the book was simple: international student mobility will be...

Higher education is in the midst of change embraced by some and feared by others. This week’s bulletin will list a few of reimagined higher...

It always seems impossible until it is done. – Nelson Mandela  Over the past year I have researched, written, and zoomed my thoughts on the…

There has been no shortage of dire predictions and lamentations over the negative impact the pandemic has had on higher education. There is no denying…

Over the past weeks and months, I have written extensively about the reimagined university emerging after the pandemic ceases to dominate life and learning. In…

For nearly a year the whole world, and that includes the higher education world, has been gripped by the chaos caused by COVID-19. We know…

Pre- COVID-19 realities will become Post-COVID-19 inevitables Introduction It will take some time before we can completely unpack the long-term and long- lasting impact of…

This week I received an informational flyer from the Massachusetts General Hospital inviting me to participate in a seminar on March 26 th on: The…

Sometimes, comparison is not the thief of joy. It will take some time before the residuals of the past four years of the Trump administration’s…

Where now meets next. Fed Ex Ad In last week’s bulletin I wrote about some of the economic factors affecting the Chinese economy and the…