Abstract Active Shooter Incidents (ASI) are a re-occurring and all-too-familiar trend in the United States. The role of Institutions of Higher Learning (IHL) administrators is vital to the overarching preparation of policies and procedures for an effective response to ASIs. IHL administrators’ support of educational…

Editorial Note: We at TIGES are keen in finding the correlation between academic performance and stress level which is taking place in college campuses. As educators we understand that students deal with pressure and they find resort to other ways to blow off steam. Yoga is…

In today’s polarizing political climate, it is critical that educators allow and encourage multinational perspectives in classrooms and assignments, including those taught online (Sargent, Gautreau & Stang, 2014). This can be challenging if the instructional designer does not reflect on his or her own perspectives…

Learning Science in an Art Museum and a Department Store By Mary Jo Grdina The introduction of the Next Generation Science Standards makes it even more imperative that we seek ways to show how science is done in the real world. Many groups of professionals…

Engendering resistance finds a particularly useful tool in music. The resignification of accessible and familiar rhythms firmly woven into collective memory allows socio-political resistance to find a firmer foothold in lived experiences. The power of music in contexts of mass mobilisation is immanent- a result…

The Columbian revolt of 1968 was a demonstration of the rise in political activism on college campuses. It marks a stark transition in education; a change from a passive to an active learning experience. The protest is a reflection of the 60’s culture and ideologies.…

Have you ever heard of CarSharing? Put briefly, it’s a great way to get access to a vehicle, without the costs and hassles of ownership.  A report by Navigant Research estimated the size of the market at 2.3 million global users in 2013, with predicted…