Higher education, lower standards: Is Canadian society getting too smart for its own good?
James E. Côté is a professor in the department of Sociology at the University of Western Ontario, and co-author of Ivory Tower Blues: A University System in Crisis.
So many university graduates, too few jobs: Are we getting too smart for our own good?
James E. Côté is a professor in the department of Sociology at the University of Western Ontario, and co-author of Ivory Tower Blues: A University System in Crisis.
Rebecca Coulter is professor and co-ordinator of First Nations Graduate Education in the Faulty of Education at the University of Western Ontario. Recent publications explore gender equality policy in Canadian schooling, young men, gender politics and personal practice.
Michael W. Higgins is president of St. Thomas University, and the author of Stalking the Holy: In Pursuit of Saint-Making.
Tony Keller is managing editor for Maclean's. Read his Blog, Keller's Uniblog.
Jeff Rybak is a Law student at the University of Toronto, and author of What's Wrong with University. Visit jeffrybak.ca.
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