Noodle, the country's fastest-growing online learning network, today announced the formation of a strategic advisory board composed of leaders in higher education. This distinguished group will help shape and guide Noodle's strategic initiatives, as well as advise on how best to serve its university and institution partners.
For episode 11 of The Most Interesting People in Higher Education, we welcome the Dean and Professor of Humanities, at the College of General Studies, at Boston University, Natalie McKnight. Natalie is the co-chair of Boston University's Committee on the Future of Staff Work and had some really insightful ideas about the shift to remote work we are seeing in higher education.
In an effort to dramatically boost the number of principals of color leading K-12 schools across the country, national nonprofit New Leaders is forming a first-of-its-kind partnership with distinguished historically Black institutions Morehouse College and Clark Atlanta University to launch the Aspiring Principals Fellowship.
Wendy Colby, Vice President and Associate Provost for Boston University Virtual, and Ranjan Daniels, Senior Associate Dean of Student Recruitment and Global Outreach for the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy, have joined Noodle's Strategic Advisory Board.
Butler University, named the Midwest Region's #1 Most Innovative School by U.S. News & World Report, announced today plans to develop a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) online pathway with its partner Noodle, the country’s fastest-growing online learning network. The program is currently accepting applications for a fall 2022 start.
San Diego State University is launching a suite of online cyber security certificates in partnership with Noodle, the country's fastest-growing online learning network. The SDSU Cyber Tech Academy, in affiliation with the Homeland Security Program, is currently enrolling students.
David Baron, DO, MSEd, is the Senior Vice President and Provost at Western University of Health Sciences. He joins us to discuss the future of online education at Western University, how hybrid health science programs can succeed, and the new level of flexibility required from higher ed.
2021 was a year of tremendous growth for Noodle with new partners and programs, new initiatives, new funding, new recognition, and new Noodlers - 149 to be exact! As we look back on the past 12 months, we celebrate the following highlights.
Zero OD completions resulted from distance programs in 2020, but our analysis shows that other popular clinical degrees have already moved to hybrid learning. In collaboration with the Noodle Data Science team, we analyzed the share of clinical degree completions from distance based programs vs in-person programs in 2020.Based on data from Emsi Q4 2021 Data Set (economicmodeling.com).