Deirdre Fernandes and Keith Bedford of the Boston Globe newspaper recently published an extensive, image-rich article on Southern New Hampshire University’s work with refugee students in Africa. The piece is filled with sobering data points and inspirational stories aptly entitled “An Education in Hope.” I encourage you to read about these brave people and share your thoughts on how education can be a pathway to opportunity.
Click here for the Boston Globe article.
SNHU Associate Dean Mark Gruen shares how efforts to increase student success led to a new program called Pathways to Math Success.
November 10 through 16, 2019 is Nurse Practitioner Week; the theme for this year is “Get Involved.” With over 270,000 active NPs practicing today, these healthcare providers can be a beacon of hope for a growing crisis in primary care.
Leveraging place-based supports for online learning can help increase student success. In this article, learn how the SNHU Global Education Movement (GEM) and Community Partners (CP) support learners in our competency-based education (CBE) model with wraparound services.