WLWT: UC preps for fall changes
WLWT spotlights the University of Cincinnati’s four-phase plan for how the upcoming academic year will go. The recently published story includes interviews with Laura Dell, associate dean of academic affairs in UC’s College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services, and Jack Miner, vice provost of UC’s Office of Enrollment Management.
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