Gaye Lynn Scott Ed.D | VC of Academic Affairs

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Interior view of a mass group cell at Robben Island maximum security prison, illustrating the crowded and austere living conditions for political prisoners during the apartheid era.
  • Robben Island

    I struggle to find the words to describe Robben Island.  If it doesn’t sound familiar, Robben Island is in Table Bay, a few miles off Cape Town, South Africa.  It has a centuries-long history as a penal colony, and from the mid-1840s to the 1930s it also housed what was known as a leper colony.

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    We ARE a public good

    Are community colleges a public good?  Do we benefit the common weal?  If your answer is “yes” (as mine is), then here is another question for you.  What can we do – what are we doing – to tell the story of the public benefits of our community college? Inside Higher Ed and others recently

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    Student Success and Z

    How can we help our students engage in their learning, persist through the semester and into the next semester, and move along their chosen pathway?  I hope that one part of the answer to that question is embedded in the recent work of our faculty, work that was supported by a grant from Achieving the

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    Dual Enrollment

    Do you read “Confessions of a Community College Dean” in Inside Higher Ed?  If not, I would encourage you to do so.  He’s no longer a dean (he’s a VP now), but his insights are always useful and – dare I say – insightful! Here’s a particularly good column on dual enrollment.  While he is

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