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The story of Katrina Jackson, M.A., one of The Chicago School’s 2023 Distinguished Alumni honorees, has truly come full circle....
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As we approach the longer-term reality of COVID-19, keep an eye on how you’re doing: Are you able to sustain...
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The College of Professional Studies hosted a webinar titled “Trust and Fairness in AI Supported Learning” as part of their...