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The Associated Colleges of the South

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Incorporated in August of 1991, The Associated Colleges of the South is a consortium through which our member colleges and universities can create and build programs not possible on an individual basis. By sharing resources, our members can increase the efficiency of their own operations. Our hope is that the ultimate beneficiary is the student.

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Southwestern University campus
Third Southwestern Graduate Receives 2022–2023 Fulbright Award
June 10, 2022

Emma Astad ’21 has joined Catherine Hiebel ’22 and Melina Boutris ’22 as one of Southwestern University’s newest Fulbright award recipients. Astad, a biology major and Spanish minor, will serve as an English teaching assistant in Galicia, Spain.

Continue Reading . . . Third Southwestern Graduate Receives 2022–2023 Fulbright Award

Registrations are now open for the ACS Summer Virtual Workshop Series
May 31, 2022

Registrations are now open for the ACS Summer Virtual Workshop Series

Even though contingent faculty members are critically important to the sustainability of our colleges, these individuals often lack both access to quality mentoring and opportunities for meaningful professional development. This workshop aims to develop concrete and innovative solutions to overcome barriers of accessibility and promote a culture of faculty inclusivity. Guiding questions include: What do we “owe” in terms of mentorship and professional training do we “owe” newly minted PhD VAPs and other short-term faculty? How can institutions elevate the stature of long-term non-tenure-track faculty members and open up leadership pathways for them? Resulting resources will include an open-access idea bank of models, strategies, and best practices for supporting and mentoring contingent faculty and a multi-institutional network (LinkedIn or email group) of faculty and staff who can be queried for advice, support, or future collaborative initiatives. 

Continue Reading . . . Registrations are now open for the ACS Summer Virtual Workshop Series

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Applicants to Millsaps College will not be required to submit standardized test scores to be considered for admission for at least the next application cycle, the college announced. Find out more >

Applicants to Millsaps College will not be required to submit standardized test scores to be considered for admission for at least the next application cycle, the college announced. Find out more >

Millsaps College has announced the selection of Beth Clarke, current senior executive director of admissions strategy and counseling at Sweet Briar College, as vice president of enrollment. Find out more >

Applicants to Millsaps College will not be required to submit standardized test scores to be considered for admission for at least the next application cycle, the college announced. Find out more >

A short podcast series called “Postcard Pedagogy” has been launched. It highlights untold stories about global learning off-campus study programs at liberal arts colleges. You can find these 10-15-minute episodes wherever you get your podcasts or listen at Buzzsprout. 

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