Alcino Donadel is a staff writer at DA. With a background in journalism and communications, he covers a range of topics including education, higher education, cybersecurity, and workforce issues, while also delving into Gainesville's city development and local sports. Alcino's work has been featured in District Administration and University Business.
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Alcino's coverage revolves around higher education in the United States, with a focus on data-driven insights and government announcements. Based on this, he is likely to respond well to pitches that include statistical analysis or reference government policy when reaching out about topics related to higher education.
Given his emphasis on citing data and reporting government announcements, Alcino may be particularly interested in expert commentary that provides context for these developments or offers actionable insights based on the information presented. Pitches should offer unique perspectives or original research findings relevant to higher education trends, student engagement initiatives, technology integration in academia, and human resources within educational institutions.
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Colleges hope learning and employment records (LERs) can communicate learners' skills better than transcripts do.
By: Alcino Donadel
Employer buy-in may determine whether talent marketplaces succeed or stall.
By: Alcino Donadel
As colleges race to embed artificial intelligence into classrooms, redesign academic programs and respond to a rapidly evolving workforce, Andrew Rich embraces "the old-fashioned way."
Different models, same goal: UT Austin, Ohio State, Purdue, SUNY and Miami University are taking varied approaches to ensure every graduate can understand, evaluate and apply AI in their field.
Brian T. Edwards - Haverford College (Pennsylvania)
Students are researching colleges anonymously, relying on websites, AI tools and student-generated content on platforms such as Reddit, TikTok and YouTube.
Research use dramatically jumped in one year, but concerns over accuracy and fake citations persist.
Community colleges were the only sector to post meaningful enrollment gains this fall
By: Alcino Donadel
More than a third of college leaders are cutting campus services despite widespread expectations for revenue growth.
The new rule largely mirrors the provisions laid out during negotiation rulemaking in August.
