School of Education in the Media

What DeVry's earnings say about the for-profit college business
     Marketplace Morning Report, April 23, 2013
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

How to vet a for-profit online program
     U.S.News & World Report, April 19, 2013
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies 

Accreditors without borders
     Inside Higher Ed, April 3, 2013
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Forthcoming film is defense of for-profit colleges, critics say
     The Chronicle of Higher Education, February 18, 2013
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Oh the irony: Coursera suspends online course about how to run an online course
     CNN Money, February 4, 2013
MOOC Mess
     Inside Higher Ed, February 4, 2013
Georgia Tech and Coursera try to recover from MOOC stumble
     The Chronicle of Higher Education, February 4, 2013
     Peter Shea, associate professor, Educational Theory and Practice

Foreign Exchange Blues
     Huffington Post Live, January 30, 2013
     Jason Lane, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

This could be huge...
     Times Higher Education, December 6, 2012
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Cost friendly college
     Huffington Post Live, November 26, 2012
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Amsterdam students get a taste of college life
     Daily Gazette, October 24, 2012
     Robert Bangert-Drowns, Dean, School of Education

For-profit colleges get schooled
     The Wall Street Journal, October 24, 2012
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Interest drops in teaching careers
     Daily Gazette, October 9, 2012
     Robert Bangert-Drowns, Dean, School of Education

Grand Canyon's ground game
     Inside Higher Ed, October 8, 2012
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

MOOC's and the McDonaldization of global higher education
     Chronicle of Higher Education, September 28, 2012
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

How technology is revolutionizing higher education
     Keyboard College, American RadioWorks, American Public Media Podcast
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

For-profit colleges face new rules
     Marketplace Morning Report for Monday, July 2, 2012
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

In most area schools, more girls than boys graduate
     Daily Gazette, July 1, 2012
     LaRae Jome, associate professor, Counseling Psychology

Donors to Romney super PAC have ties to for-profit colleges
     USA Today, March 29, 2012
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

For-profit educator expected to report lower profits
     Marketplace Morning Report for Monday, March 26, 2012
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Tough market for education students
     WRGB CBS6, Thursday, March 22, 2012
     Robert Bangert-Drowns, Dean, School of Education

For-profit schools try to talk a better game
     Marketplace for Monday, March 12, 2012
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Guarding the hen house
     Inside Higher Ed, February 14, 2012
     Jason Lane, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

In Albania, can a U.S. diploma deliver?
     The New York Times, February 12, 2012
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Give yourself the gift of a healthier you
     Danbury News Times, December 19, 2011
     David N. Miller, associate professor, School Psychology

Perceived racism may impact black Americans' mental health
     American Psychological Association, November 16, 2011
     Alex Pieterse, assistant professor, Counseling Psychology

What great schools do
     WAMC's Academic Minute for November 7, 2011
     Janet I. Angelis, Know Your Schools~for NYKids

For-profit colleges under fire
     NPR's On Point for October 14, 2011
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Africa: The next market for cross-border higher education?
     The Chronicle of Higher Education, September 20, 2011
     Jason Lane, assistant professor, and Kevin Kinser, associate professor,
     Educational Administration and Policy Studies

The Capitol Pressroom for September 2, 2011
     Podcast
     Jason Lane, assistant professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

The rise and fall of for-profit higher education
     The Nelson A. Rockefeller Institute of Government, OBSERVATIONS, August 2011
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Double duty
     Inside Higher Ed, August 19, 2011
     Jason Lane, assistant professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

For-profit colleges respond to increased scrutiny
     Associated Press, August 7, 2011
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Who knows what makes kids learn?
     Times Union, July 31, 2011
     John Rosenbach, emeritus, Educational Psychology and Methodology

John Boehner backed deregulation of online learning, leading to explosive growth at for-profit colleges
     The Huffington Post, July 29, 2011
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Schools need collaboration
     Times Union, July 28, 2011
     Janet I. Angelis, Know Your Schools~for NYKids

Online school rule struck down
     Dayton Daily News, July 25, 2011
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

If you build it, they might not come
     Inside Higher Ed, May 10, 2011
     Jason Lane, assistant professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Success in science requires a formula
     Times Union, February 20, 2011
     Janet I. Angelis, Know Your Schools~for NY Kids

UAlbany choices stark, but simple
     Times Union, February 19, 2011
     Robert Bangert-Drowns, dean

How public is public higher ed?
     Times Union, February 7, 2011
     Jason Lane, assistant professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

With lawsuit, for-profit colleges step up fight against new regulations
     The Chronicle of Higher Education, January 23, 2011
     Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Home and away: UK study on foreign soil
    Times Higher Education, January 20, 2011
    Jason Lane, assistant professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Cohoes City School District holds anti-bullying workshop
   Troy Record, January 13, 2011
Cohoes School District taking action against bullying
   Fox 23 News, January 13, 2011
Panel on cyberbullying
   YNN, January 13, 2011
   Amanda Nickerson, associate professor and division director, School Psychology

More autonomy for SUNY schools
   Times Union, January 13, 2011 
   Daniel C. Levy, distinguished professor; Hal A. Lawson, professor; Kevin Kinser, 
   associate professor; Heinz-Dieter Meyer, associate professor; and John W. Kalas, 
   adjunct professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Listening to what the students say
   New York Times, December 18, 2010
   Carol Rodgers, associate professor, Educational Theory and Practice


Lessons in suicide prevention
   Times Union, December 8, 2010
   David Miller, associate professor, School Psychology

Is accreditation the conscience of higher education? And should it feel guilty?
   HigherEdJobs, November 2010
   Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

As for-profit colleges' enrollment growth slows, analysts see signs of an industry reset
   The Chronicle of Higher Education, November 11, 2010
   Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Shares of for-profit colleges tumble
   LA Times, October 2010
   Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Habitats for academic freedom
   Inside Higher Ed, October 12, 2010
   Jason Lane, assistant professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

The test has been canceled – final exams are vanishing quietly from college
   Boston.com, October 3, 2010
   Robert Bangert-Drowns, dean, School of Education

For-profit colleges under fire over value, accreditation
   USA Today, September 29, 2010
   Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

A college closes for good as rescue plan is rejected
   The Wall Street Journal, September 15, 2010
   Kevin Kinser, associate professor, Educational Administration and Policy Studies

Overseas branch campuses should start small, assess demand, proceed carefully
   The Chronicle of Higher Education, September 14, 2010
   Kevin Kinser, associate professor; Jason Lane, assistant professor, Educational 
   Administration and Policy Studies

OECD: Branch campuses are 'hollow shells'
   University World News, September 14, 2010
   Kevin Kinser, associate professor; Jason Lane, assistant professor, Educational
   Administration and Policy Studies