In this article, we describe a qualitative study of identities of 18 college students leading identity-based campus organizations at 1 large public institution. Identity-based organizations are those registered student groups whose mission includes serving the educational, cultural, social, or other needs and interests of students from a given psychosocial identity (e.g., race, ethnicity, gende...

Educational institutions are places for educational activities that aim to change lives the better. The development of digital technology requires establish and develop education system continuously. This article explores challenges prospects Islamic their sustainability in era. method used this is qualitative inductive content analysis method. findings 1) Political changes, economic socio-cult...

Being an exchange student exhibits significant benefits beyond the educational scope, with regard to interacting a different cultural environment, learning accept diversity, acquiring local language, and developing self-confidence. In this light, each year International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations (IFMSA) provides opportunity approximately 15,000 medical students carry out clin...

How universal is the campus metaphor? The context for this question is the emergence of virtual universities and colleges, which are beginning to deliver distance learning courses and programs of study on the web. The recipients of this type of education may rarely, or even never, come into physical contact with the academic institution, other students or the teaching staff. They may be located...

The EMPOWER project was a collaborative effort to promote a culture of patient safety at Danbury Hospital through an interdisciplinary leadership-driven communication program. The "EMPOWER" component includes Educating and Mentoring Paraprofessionals On Ways to Enhance Reporting of changes in patient status. Specifically, the EMPOWER program was designed to prepare paraprofessional staff (PPS) ...

Th e roles of regional universities should not be underestimated in terms of their infl uence (economic, political, social and cultural) within the regions. Th is paper examines one regional university and uses that institution as an example to illustrate both the infl uence of the university on the region and the impact the regional university has been able to exert on educational policy and p...