Political science professor Pete Moore and Michael Scharf, Dean and Director of Case Western Reserve School of Law, provide their prospective on the impact on the November 12 terrorist attacks in Paris.
Then switching gears, we discuss college students who quit college before getting their degree. These students are often referred to as “stop outs", and some universities are beginning to use data mining systems to identify those who are at risk of leaving before it’s too late. This show will explore if this idea may be a game changer in the way colleges keep students from falling between the cracks.
Michael Scharf, Dean and Director, Frederick K. Cox International Law Center, Case Western Reserve University
Pete Moore, Associate Professor of Political Science, Case Western Reserve University
Joshua Baron, Assistant Vice President, Information Technology for Digital Education, Marist College
Rob Briggs, President of Northeast Ohio Council on Higher Education
Bridget Burns, Executive Director, University Innovation Alliance
Dr. Paul Levy, Chair, Psychology Department, University of Akron