How do you give God thanks for every blessing?
One of the first lessons we learn from our parents is to say thank you. Saying thank you is not only good manners, but also [&hellip
What is the gift of prayer?
It is common for people to receive gifts for special occasions such as birthdays, holidays, weddings or anniversaries. While these gifts are apropos for the [&hellip
Is American Standard English irrelevant?
Is there a difference in the words their, there and they’re? You bet there is and whether you are writing or speaking, employers are expecting [&hellip
Is it time to require people to get vaccinated for COVID-19?
Can you imagine what the highways would resemble if there were no requirement for driving? Having traffic lights, stop signs, and other signals enables people [&hellip
How can leaders at higher education make transformational changes to create an inclusive environment?
The American Council on Education (ACE) held its annual meeting virtually during the week of March 22. Many executive leaders such as deans and presidents [&hellip
Excerpt of First Lady-Elect Dr. Jill Biden’s Speech in 2014
As the saying goes, “Behind every great man, there is a great woman.” When Vice President Joe Biden was preparing to address the constituents at [&hellip
Is it time for a mandatory mask requirement in the U.S.?
While the coronavirus is steadily rising in the U.S., the critical questions to be asked are: What does a high positivity rate mean? What is [&hellip
What is the impact of Vitamin D on COVID-19?
Many people get vitamin D from the sunlight. Other people get vitamin D from taking a supplement, consuming fatty fish and seafood, egg yolks and [&hellip
What is the most pressing concern for college presidents during the COVID-19 pandemic?
In September 2020, ACE along with its partner TIAA Institute, surveyed nearly 300 presidents at colleges and universities regarding their pressing concerns of the COVID-19 [&hellip
What are some safety measures implemented at colleges and universities to address the pandemic?
In the U.S., more than 200,000 Americans have died from COVID-19. While the Fall Semester 2020 has already begun, the critical question to be asked [&hellip
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