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President Series · #30

93. Merging Humanistic Elements into the Virtual Experience - with Dr. Nathan Long, President, Saybrook University

Dr. Nathan Long, President · Saybrook University

Oct 23, 2020 48 min
93. Merging Humanistic Elements into the Virtual Experience - with Dr. Nathan Long, President, Saybrook University

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This is The EdUp Experience President Series Episode #30 - In this episode, we welcome the President of Saybrook University, Dr. Nathan Long.  Saybrook University is dedicated to transformative social change by focusing on the elements that make us human.  Nathan talks to us about the necessity of the humanistic elements being embedded in the online experience to create the right engagement for effective learning.  Nathan also touches on why it's so important that we "check-in" with each other during difficult times.  

Saybrook University is part of The Community Solution Education System (TCS Education System).  The TCS consortium allows schools to share services as a pathway to a sustainable future - and this might just be the future of higher education for many private schools across the country.

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