Abigail Burrola, Author at The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal

The Right College: Students Using Data to Find Their Best Match

Jun 15, 2020 · Abigail Burrola · Comments Off

Which college a student chooses to attend is a major decision that can affect the rest of their life. What students want to study, what they can afford to pay, … Continue reading “The Right College: Students Using Data to Find Their Best Match”

A Tale of Two CTEs: Kentucky’s Strengths and Missouri’s Weaknesses in Career Training

Apr 26, 2019 · Abigail Burrola · Comments Off

When students graduate high school, they know about the benefits of a college degree but not career training. Students who get some career and technical education (CTE) in high school … Continue reading “A Tale of Two CTEs: Kentucky’s Strengths and Missouri’s Weaknesses in Career Training”

Divide and Conquer: Radicalizing Military Education Jun 7, 2023
From late 2017 to 2018, three scholars wrote and submitted to academic journals 20 fake papers focused on gender and sexual identity—what the authors call “grievance studies.” Seven journals published … Continue reading “Divide and Conquer: Radicalizing Military Education”
NC State and the Great Land Grab Jun 5, 2023
North Carolina State University’s campus is nestled in the heart of downtown Raleigh, but its physical footprint continues to grow and will eventually span from Hillsborough Street to U.S. Highway … Continue reading “NC State and the Great Land Grab”
The dilemma of “citational justice” Jun 4, 2023
To the editor: “Citational Justice”?? Why bother? A citation is only an indication that Dubious Author 2 relied upon Dubious Author 1 to construct his own particular something by using … Continue reading “The dilemma of “citational justice””