Admission officers often talk about standardized test scores, from the SAT to the ACT and beyond. But with legislation in Washington proposing standardized assessment for college students, University Hall has become embroiled in a nationwide debate over a different kind of assessment in higher education. ...
Discussing their activities so far this year, members of the Task Force on Undergraduate Education met Wednesday evening with the Undergraduate Council of Students.
Though still in its early stages, the University's reaccreditation process may be getting a boost from the Task Force on Undergraduate Education.
For Charles Hales, Thursday morning was all about "why transit matters."
Lt. Gov. Elizabeth Roberts '78 left last Friday for Taiwan, leading a New England delegation of lawmakers on an eight-day trip focused on healthcare issues and economic development.
The faculty approved a new sabbatical policy in March, but University officials are still gearing up for a long and uncertain implementation process.
The University committee charged with evaluating the undergraduate College met Sept. 11 in University Hall for the first time since May and the third time since it was created in March.
Thayer Street gained a new, leafy canopy over the summer as part of an improvement program that has already lead to new crosswalks and refurbished sidewalks along the College Hill thoroughfare.
A new committee to review four major aspects of the Brown undergraduate curriculum will be officially announced today in campus-wide e-mails to students and faculty.
New applications will be solicited later this week for a fourth student member to serve on the Task Force on Undergraduate Education.
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