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Dialogue around continued learning has increased significantly in the digital age as employers look to new skill sets as a means to innovate and employees seek to expand their knowledge and earnings
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As academic institutions navigate the pandemic’s everchanging phases, college and university employees are often asked how work in higher education has changed in a positive way. When considering this question, we—a group
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Early on the morning of October, 26, 2001, 25-year-old Chante Mallard was driving home along Interstate 820, just southeast of Fort Worth, Texas, after a long night of partying. Fatigue, combined with
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