University of Detroit Mercy’s MHSA program earned CAHME reaccreditation for eight years, recognizing its commitment to ...

The Board of Trustees at Tennessee Tech University unanimously approved a proposal for a new Bachelor of Architecture degree ...

Maryland will make $10 million available over the next two years to expand access to fresh fruits and vegetables for ...

Marine Corps University began using the popular video game to improve cognitive performance and decision making under ...

Riyadh, October 20, 2024, SPA -- The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development has continued its efforts to improve the quality of labor market outputs through the Professional Accreditation ...

NAHJ’s new Cultural Competence Training Program gives newsrooms practical tools to improve accuracy, sourcing and coverage of diverse communities. The need for culturally competent reporting has never ...

Keystone College’s new Master of Business Administration program allows students to complete coursework at their own pace while building on skills they already have. The college will offer a ...

Nurses in Ohio looking to advance their careers have a top-ranked option close to home. Ohio University’s online RN to BSN program has been named the best in the state and the third-best asynchronous ...

A special issue of the Health Care Innovations Exchange on being culturally relevant, featuring three innovation profiles and two QualityTools. Clinical and Community Linkages (August 3, 2011) A ...

THE WOODLANDS, TX — The American Welding Society (AWS) will host Welding Summit 2026: Improving Welding Competency, Aug. 5–7, 2026, at The Woodlands Resort in The Woodlands, Texas, bringing together ...

Abstract: This paper proposes the creation of an intelligent system for assessing the levels of professional competencies of students in e-learning. Mathematical models and methods for assessing the ...

The aviation industry loves acronyms, so here’s another to add to your list: CBTA—competency-based training and assessment. It’s not new. NASA began asking “why” about pilot errors back in the 1970s, ...