Communications Strategy- Why Your Communications Strategy is Undermining Your Decisions - pan african visions May 14, 2026
- What Do Law Firms Do When Litigation Becomes a Public Crisis? Furia Rubel Leaders Recognized by Lawdragon Global 100 for Legal Strategy and Crisis Communications - PR Newswire May 14, 2026
- Parul Bajaj joins Coca-Cola as Vice President and Chief of Staff - People Matters Media May 13, 2026
- Newnan council reviews communications strategy, approves sidewalk contract - The Newnan Times-Herald May 12, 2026
- Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Denaunced “Coldly Calculated” Communications Strategy of U.S against the Island - radioguantanamo.icrt.cu May 12, 2026
- Flight Centre’s 2025 Workplace Benefits Awards wins supporting benefits communications strategy - Benefits Canada.com May 12, 2026
- Villanova Hires Former Executive to Lead Communications Strategy - MyChesCo May 11, 2026
- Storytellers 101 Communications appoints Akshat Jain as Managing Director - Social Samosa May 11, 2026
- University Governance
- NUC, World Bank sign $65 m deal to boost varsity governance standards - Punch Newspapers May 13, 2026
- Victorian university governance inquiry to hold public hearings - Inside State Government May 13, 2026
- Universities South Africa sounds alarm on rising campus governance risks - The Mail & Guardian May 11, 2026
- The university where teaching is tougher than having terminal cancer for this academic - Australian Broadcasting Corporation May 11, 2026
- Julie Bishop was adamant she wasn't going anywhere — until she did - Australian Broadcasting Corporation May 8, 2026
- Julie Bishop steps down as ANU Chancellor immediately - The Nightly May 8, 2026
- Senate review appendix letter confirms trustees as ultimate governing authority - Columbia Daily Spectator May 7, 2026
- Why is ANU chancellor Julie Bishop so powerful? - Crikey May 6, 2026
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“The end started slowly then happened all at once.”
‘Sad day’ as Langara pauses journalism program indefinitely. It really is. Langara has always had very fine, experienced instructors teaching in its Journalism Credential and Diploma programs. From the Vancouver Sun: “Journalism schools across the country have seen dropping enrolment … Continue reading
Apropos
Clarissa is not alone. On X writer Tyler A. Harper darkly assesses university administrators’ embrace of AI. “A lot of the push for AI (therapists! health care professionals! tutors!) is predicated on a tacit acceptance that the broken institutions cannot … Continue reading
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“Whatever you think you can write.”
So says the wonderful Bryan Garner in today’s LawProse Lesson. Anything that can be thought can be written. That dictum is both challenge and liberation for the legal writer. If a concept can take shape in your mind—even faintly, even clumsily—it can be … Continue reading
Communications Strategy
I’ve been given a communications strategy “capstone” class for the upcoming term. My students and I will be scanning for examples from around the world starting day one. Expect more frequent posting from me going ahead!
Our friendly tour guide
From my point of view as a prof and as a writer/editor, Ethan Mollick has been the best and most sensible guide through the world of AI since the dawn of ChatGPT. His article “An Opinionated Guide to Using AI: … Continue reading
ChatGPT and email
As a university prof, I both teach and, to some extent, accommodate AI platforms in the classroom. This has been a daunting, trying, and humbling experience that requires continual adjustment and correction. But there is no way around it. The … Continue reading
The work international students must do in B.C.
Several years ago my late Kwantlen colleague Arley McNeney organized a class project in which her students presented research on the challenges international students at our school face. I was embarrassed when I read their report; I had been so … Continue reading
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Ethan Mollick on Using Artificial Intelligence in Student Writing
I have added Ethan Mollick’s substack blog, “One Useful Thing,” to our Resources list (above). A professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Mollick writes that he’s “trying to understand what our new AI-haunted era means for … Continue reading
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Rethinking is thinking.
That’s my motto as the summer semester starts (orientations today). There will be a million more of these articles: