28 Sep
Posted by Jim as Academic, Student Views, experiential education
Unexpected career change and what it might mean for reform in higher education.
Mercedes Carota NU’10 and Jim Stellar
Mercedes Carota is a Business Student at Northeastern. She should have graduated, but stayed on to complete premedical requirements after a career change in her junior year. Mercedes was also a member of a team of students that [...]
19 Sep
Posted by Jim as Academic, experiential education
The Experience of Co-op as seen several Years after Graduation.
Amanda Marsden NU ’08 and Jim Stellar
Amanda Marsden is a co-author with Rick Porter and me of the “Engaging the Whole Student” paper, the second post (2/17/09) and one that helped launch this blog. Amanda and I often talk about experiential education a habit from our [...]
Co-op vs. Permanent Employment
Natania Crane NU ’08 and Jim Stellar
Natania graduated a year ago with a BA in Psychology and worked in a Behavioral Neuroscience laboratory down the hall from ours at Northeastern University. We kept in touch after she graduated and moved to an fMRI lab in California, and after I moved to me [...]
Another personal note – I moved.
-Jim Stellar
As College students and faculty make their ways back to campus in and around this Labor Day weekend, I do the same, but to a different place. As I mentioned earlier in this blog, I am now Provost at CUNY Queens College. I have been on the job a [...]