Providing Expertise
AIMS Brings Top Educator to PEI Task Force on Student Achievement
The Celtic Tiger: Unleashing keys to economic revival
On May 31st, Dr. Garret FitzGerald, former Prime Minister of Ireland, spoke to the AIMS 10th anniversary dinner in Saint John, New Brunswick. The Telegraph-Journal used part of his remarks for this opinion piece a couple of days later.
Students Without Borders
AIMS president Brian Lee Crowley presented a commentary titled, "Students Without Border, Universities Without Illusions: Why international mobility will cause a quality revolution in our universities." at the annual conference of the National Association of University Chairs and Secretaries (NAUBCS)
Students Without Borders, Universities Without Illusions
They may not have liked what they heard, but the chairs of universities certainly sat up and listened. In one of the keynote addresses to the annual conference of National University Board Chairs and Secretaries (NAUBCS), AIMS president Brian Lee Crowley provided insight to the universities of the future. He warned the guardians of Canada’s post-secondary education that they need to think outside the sacred, but physical, halls of academia.
A Brave New World. Universities need to prepare for a global market.
Universities need to prepare for a brave new world, where students are international and the post-secondary education market is global. In this commentary, AIMS president Brian Lee Crowley warns that ignoring the signs will make today's brick and mortar institutions irrelevent.
Provide useful data and AIMS will use it.
AIMS responds to comments in a Guardian news story about its 3rd Annual Report Card on Atlantic Canada's High Schools.
No apologies for putting parents and students first.
AIMS president Brian Lee Crowley responded to comments from a school board official in this Letter to the Editor in the Truro Daily News.
AIMS Educates NS Minister on its Report Card
Open Letter to Jamie Muir
RC3 attracts media attention from around the region
On March 9, 2005 AIMS released its third annual report card for Atlantic Canada's high schools. It made headlines around the region.
AIMS’ 3rd Annual Report Card on Atlantic Canada’s High Schools
Tracking school performance pays off for Newfoundland & Labrador and Francophone New Brunswick as they move to the head of the class